The Economics of Drought with Eric Edwards and Sheetal Sekhri. In press at Annual Review of Resource Economics. (Link to author Preprint)
Paper Water, Wet Water, and the Recognition of Indigenous Property Rights with Bryan Leonard and Eric Edwards. Journal of the Association of Environmental and Resource Economists (2023)
Center for Indian Country Development Working Paper No. 2022-01
Summary: Study: Tribal Water Rights Underutilized in the West
Coverage: High Country News, ProPublica, The Hill
The Inequitable Exposure of Socially Vulnerable Groups to Water Shortages Across the United States with Travis Warziniack and Michael Knowles. Environmental Research Letters, vol. 18, 044022 (2023)
Summary: Water Shortages in the US Constitute an Environmental Injustice
The Economics of Indigenous Water Claim Settlements in the American West with Eric Edwards and Bryan Leonard. Environmental Research Letters, vol. 15, 094027 (2020)
Summary: In the Water-Scarce American West, Tribal Water Rights Play an Important Role
Coverage: High Country News, ProPublica, E&E News
Water Transactions for Streamflow Restoration, Water Supply Reliability, and Rural Economic Vitality in the Western United States with Eloise Kendy, Bruce Aylward, Laura Ziemer, Brian Richter, Bonnie Colby, Theodore Grantham, Will B. Dicharry, Emily M. Powell, Season Martin, Peter W. Culp, Leon S. Szeptycki, and Carrie V Kappel. Journal of the American Water Resource Association, 54(2): 487-504 (2018)
Summary: Evaluating Water Transaction Programs
Impact Assessments Conducted at Time of Exit Inconsistently Predict Longer-Term Program Benefits in Title II Food Assistance Programs with Beatrice Rogers, Jennifer Coates, Katherine Houk, Elizabeth Kegode, and Johanna Andrews. Annals of Nutrition and Metabolism, 63: 25-525 (2013).
Environmental Risks Compound in Socially Vulnerable Communities. (Manuscript in Preparation)
Bargaining in the Shadow of Prior Appropriation Law: Understanding risk and decision making as irrigation districts negotiate to settle tribal water claims. (Manuscript in Preparation)
How Federal Laws Undermine Native American Water Rights. Leslie Sanchez. Property and Environmental Research Center. 2022
Addressing Institutional Barriers to Native American Water Marketing: Policy reforms can give tribes full value of their water rights. Leslie Sanchez. Property and Environmental Research Center. 2022
Indicator Guidebook for Water Transaction Programs. 2017. with Season Martin, Bruce Aylward, Bonnie Colby, Will Dicharry, Theodore Grantham, Eloise Kendy, Emily Powell, Brian Richter, and Laura Ziemer. The Nature Conservancy and the National Center for Ecological Analysis and Synthesis.
Truckee-Carson Surface Water Markets in Northern Nevada. 2016. with Bruce Aylward and Don Springmeyer. AMP Insights and Ecosystem Economics
Political Economy of Water Markets in the Western United States. 2016. with Bruce Aylward and Davíd Pilz. AMP Insights and Ecosystem Economics
Sustaining Development: Results from a Study of Sustainability and Exit Strategies among Development Food Assistance Projects | Honduras Country Study. 2016. with Beatrice Rogers and Jamie Fierstein. Report prepared for U.S. Agency for International Development/Food and Nutritional Technical Assistance Program.
Development Dynamics: A Post-Program Study of Sustainability and Exit Strategies in Honduras. 2014. with Beatrice Lorge Rogers. Report prepared for U.S. Agency for International Development/Food and Nutrition Technical Assistance Program.
A Qualitative Analysis of Exit Strategies in USAID Food Security Programs in Honduras. 2011. with Beatrice Rogers. Report prepared for U.S. Agency for International Development/Food and Nutrition Technical Assistance,
A Cost-Benefit Analysis of Greywater as an Option for Improving Water Security in Lebanon’s Agriculture Sector. 2010 Report prepared for Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation.
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