Tagged Stories: "economics"

Invasive spotted lanternflies are sipping their way through vineyards

Changing times impact the traditional waterman community of Deal Island

Green infrastructure can help local governments lower costs and improve communities, according to the Environmental Finance Center

Workforce development program trains residents for green jobs, helps D.C. meet stormwater needs

From aquaculture to water utilities, a clean Chesapeake Bay is good business

Once implemented, the watershed’s “pollution diet” could generate $130 billion each year.

A new analysis shows restoring wildlife habitat can stimulate local economies.

Investments in habitat conservation can strengthen fisheries and the economies that depend on them.

A new analysis of an Anacostia River tributary documents the local value of restoring urban streams.

This month's Ask a Scientist column focuses on a different kind of science: economics.