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Grant-Funded Research in Environmental Economics | US EPA Grant-Funded Research in Environmental Economics EPA's National Center for Environmental Economics (NCEE), sometimes in partnership with the EPA Office of Research and Development (ORD) and/or the National Science Foundation (NSF), awards grants on a variety of topics, including: Cost-Benefit/Cost-Effectiveness Analysis, Cost and Economic Impacts Analyses, Economic Incentives, and other topics.
Awards, as well as project reports and publications, have been developed under environmental economics-related grants made by EPA's Office of Research and Development, NCEE and their partners since 1990. For more information on past grant-funded research, see Grantee Research Project Results and search the “Economics and Decision Sciences” research category.
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