The excess flow of nutrients, especially nitrogen and phosphorus, into Florida’s waterways has led to serious water quality problems—ranging from d
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The Need for Aggressive Action to Protect Florida's Rivers and Streams from Nutrient Runoff
Dec 26, 2004 Report
Volatility in Future Energy Supply and Price from Over-Dependence on Natural Gas
In response to the 2000-2001 energy crisis on the West Coast, Washington state policy makers rushed to approve and encourage the construction of as
Sep 26, 2003 Report
Achieving a Cleaner, More Reliable Electric System
The Northeast blackout of 2003 showed yet again that today's cumbersome, centralized power grid linked to fossil fuel-fired and nuclear power plant
Sep 15, 2003 Report
Policy Options to Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Massachusetts Cars and Light Trucks
The transportation sector produces roughly 35 percent of Massachusetts’ global warming pollution.
Apr 26, 2003 Report
The Failure of Road-Building to Alleviate Traffic Congestion in Maryland
Despite spending millions of dollars to build 7,000 lane mile to its road network from 1985 to 2000, Maryland’s congestion problem continues to get
Apr 26, 2002 Report
How Highway Construction Has Contributed to Sprawl in Maryland
Highway construction has been a key factor creating sprawl in Maryland.
Nov 26, 2000 Report
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Apr 5, 1998 Report
