Commercial Fisheries: Information on Federal Funded Buyback Programs.
Addressed to the Honorable Don Young by James Meissner.
USA
Subsidies in World Fisheries: A Reexamination.
Matteo Milazzo, World Bank Technical Paper. Study examines the role of subsidies in generating fishing capacity far in excess of biological productive capacity.
An Assessment of Alternative Economic Stockpiling Policies.
United States Office of Technology Assessment.
"Defending Oil Supplies," in Fueling Global Warming: Federal Subsidies to Oil in the United States.
Federal Subsidies to Oil in the United States. Doug Koplow and Aaron Martin for Greenpeace.
Here Today, There Tomorrow: Commercial Nuclear Reactor Sites as Terrorist Targets.
Nuclear Energy Information Service. Overview of concerns over vulnerability of plants and spent fuel pools at commercial reactors.
Energy (In)Security in the 21st Century.
International Association for Energy Economics, Conference proceedings. December 4, 2003. Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA.
Gasoline Cost Externalities: Security and Protection Services.
International Center for Technology Assessment. Review of costs of defending oil shipments from the Persian Gulf and other sources, such as Colombia. Also includes Strategic Petroleum Reserve and other domestic security maintenance services in shipping lanes and roads.
Estimating the Benefits of Government Sponsored Energy R&D.
Conference sponsored by the United States Department of Energy, 4-5 March 2002, Arlington, VA. To assist U. S. Department of Energy offices to improve their estimates of the benefits of their R&D programs.
State and Local Taxation: Energy Policy by Accident
Joe Loper, Alliance to Save Energy, Washington, DC. Despite old data, the methods remain extremely timely. This is perhaps they only detailed state-by-state assessment of net taxes on energy. Posted with permission of the Alliance to Save Energy. See original report cover.
Harnessing the Tax Code For Environmental Protection: A Survey of State Initiatives.
By J. Andrew Hoerner, Center for a Sustainable Economy.