Learn to make smart economic decisions and carefully manage natural resources with this unique minor! UW’s natural resource economics program prepares students for fulfilling careers in natural ...

Our environment is filled with scarce and finite resources — including clean air and water, fertile land, critical minerals, and energy resources — that are all impacted by human decisions.

With access to a unique blend of economics, business, forestry, and geology, plus engineering, social sciences, and technical communication, study real-world topics including environmental issues, ...

Environment and Resource Economics is an interdisciplinary field that integrates economic analysis with ecological principles, addressing how natural resource scarcity, externalities and environmental ...

Students in this program study the production, distribution, and consumption of food, fiber, and energy in both developed and less-developed countries. To address these issues, the program emphasizes ...

Propel your career forward with an accredited graduate certificate. With access to a unique blend of economics, business, forestry, and geology, plus engineering, social sciences, and technical ...

The University of Connecticut Board of Trustees Wednesday unanimously approved two new undergraduate majors within the College of Agriculture, Health and National Resources. The approved majors, which ...

Blog posts represent the views of CFR fellows and staff and not those of CFR, which takes no institutional positions. The always insightful Jim Hamilton has an interesting post at Econbrowser in which ...

Learn about the 10 countries with the most valuable natural resources, ranked by total estimated reserves, and see which ones dominate global resource wealth.

This article reviews the methodological and theoretical foundations of natural resource and environmental economics prior to an examination of three examples of topics of current interest in the field ...

The Resource Curse: A Statistical Mirage? A surprising feature of resource-rich economies is slow growth. It is often argued that natural-resource production impedes development by creating market or ...