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Newsletter: Summer 2013

Research Update: Summer 2013 Rising Wildfire Costs Headwaters Economics worked with a retired Congressional Research Service staffer to produce this background report on the rising costs of wildfires as part of our long-term commitment to address this issue. New Atlas Explores Climate and Economy This interactive provides detailed information to help users evaluate economic, land [...]

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Newsletter: Winter 2013

Research Update: Winter 2013 84% of WUI Lands Undeveloped and New Building Will Drive Fire Costs As part of our ongoing research on fire costs, this new study shows 84 percent of private lands near fire-prone public forests in the West today are undeveloped. Using 2010 Census data we provide both county-by-county and state-level analysis [...]

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Newsletter: Fall 2012

Research Update: Fall 2012 Wildfire: Development and Temperature Increase Costs Headwaters Economics has studied wildfires across the West, analyzing how more homes near forests and increasing temperatures have significantly increased future costs and safety risks. Improved Socioeconomic Profiles We’ve made two improvements to our free socioeconomic softwar (EPS-HDT). First, detailed pre-generated county-level reports are available [...]

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EPS-HDT: Getting the Economics Right

Headwaters Economics has updated the Economic Profile System-Human Dimensions Toolkit (EPS-HDT) to help decision makers access and analyze large amounts of information about their communities.

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County Payments, Jobs, and Forest Health

Future payments are at risk, and Headwaters Economics has written a White Paper to better to understand how possible reforms.

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The Clean Energy Economy in the Rockies: Increasing Jobs, Investments, and Production

A new study by Headwaters Economics compares how Colorado, Montana, New Mexico, Utah, and Wyoming—five states with vast traditional but also significant clean energy resources—are taking advantage of clean energy opportunities to create green jobs.

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Wildland Fire: Climate Change and Housing Growth Could Double the Cost of Protecting Homes from Wildfires

The price of fighting forest fires has been increasing substantially, costing taxpayers billions every year.

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Economic Profile System: Making Better Economic and Land Management Decisions

The Economic Profile System is a free, easy-to-use software application that produces detailed socioeconomic profiles.

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Reports Help Community Leaders Better Understand Costs and Benefits of Fossil Fuel Development

To help community leaders better understand energy’s west-wide impacts, Headwaters Economics is publishing a series of reports, Energy and the West.

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New Ways of Seeing Southeast Alaska’s Forests and Economy

Working with the Tongass Futures Roundtable in Southeast Alaska, Headwaters Economics prepared an extensive analysis of the economic challenges and opportunities facing Southeast Alaska.

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