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Creator:: Wu, JunJie
Abstract:: This paper analyzes the fiscal and land value impacts of public open-space conservation in a budget-constrained city. It derives the necessary and sufficient conditions for open-space conservation to increase the level of municipal services and the total land value within the city. The theoretical results, together with the empirical evidence...
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Full Text:: -termsofuse 1 Public open-space conservation under a budget constraint* JunJie Wu a,b,c

Creator:: Wu, JunJie, Xu, Wenchao, and Alig, Ralph J.
Abstract:: n this article we present a model to examine the optimal location, size, and budget of open space conservation and the resulting impact on land values and local fiscal conditions in an urban area. Results indicate that open space conservation can transform the defining features of an urban landscape. A...
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Full Text:: /s11146-015-9506-3 * JunJie Wu junjie.wu@oregonstate.edu 1 Department of Applied Economics, Oregon State

Creator:: Olen, Beau, Wu, JunJie, and Langpap, Christian
Abstract:: This article uses the 2007 Farm and Ranch Irrigation Survey database developed by the U.S. Department of Agriculture to assess the impact of water scarcity and climate on irrigation decisions for producers of specialty crops, wheat, and forage crops. We estimate an irrigation management model for major crops in the...
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Full Text:: in the West Coast (Adams, Wu, and Houston 2001). Damaging frost events are expected to persist in

Creator:: Wu, Jian, Wu, JunJie, Wang, Xiaoxia, and Zhong, Ma
Abstract:: This study evaluates four policy options to secure the water supply needed for wetland conservation in Qixinghe—a national wetland nature reserve in China—using four criteria: cost effectiveness, probability of success in achieving the water-saving goal, political feasibility, and farmer acceptance. This multi-criteria analysis framework reveals the ecological, economic, and socio-political...
Full Text:: Analysis of Policy 1 Options to Protect a National Nature Reserve in China 2 3 Jian Wu a , JunJie Wu

Creator:: Wu, Jian, Wu, JunJie, Wang, Xiaoxia, and Zhong, Ma
Abstract:: This study evaluates four policy options to secure the water supply needed for wetland conservation in Qixinghe—a national wetland nature reserve in China—using four criteria: cost effectiveness, probability of success in achieving the water-saving goal, political feasibility, and farmer acceptance. This multi-criteria analysis framework reveals the ecological, economic, and socio-political...

Creator:: Wu, Jian, Wu, JunJie, Wang, Xiaoxia, and Zhong, Ma
Abstract:: This study evaluates four policy options to secure the water supply needed for wetland conservation in Qixinghe—a national wetland nature reserve in China—using four criteria: cost effectiveness, probability of success in achieving the water-saving goal, political feasibility, and farmer acceptance. This multi-criteria analysis framework reveals the ecological, economic, and socio-political...

Creator:: Wu, Jian, Wu, JunJie, Wang, Xiaoxia, and Zhong, Ma
Abstract:: This study evaluates four policy options to secure the water supply needed for wetland conservation in Qixinghe—a national wetland nature reserve in China—using four criteria: cost effectiveness, probability of success in achieving the water-saving goal, political feasibility, and farmer acceptance. This multi-criteria analysis framework reveals the ecological, economic, and socio-political...
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Creator:: Wu, JunJie, Adams, Richard M., and Boggess, William G.
Abstract:: In recent years, payments to purchase resources or easements or to change landowner behavior have become a major vehicle for resource conservation and environmental protection. These funds use various strategies to target resources for conservation, the choice of which may lead to striking differences in economic and environmental performance. In...
Resource Type:: Conference Proceeding
Full Text:: Proceedings The Economics of Conservation Targeting Strategies* JunJie Wu, Richard M. Adams, and

Creator:: Ren, Junjie, Xu, Xiwei, Yeats, Robert S., and Zhang, Shimin
Abstract:: Although much work has been done on active tectonics of eastern Tibet, little is known about the Longriba fault zone and its role in strain partitioning. Whether its two sub-parallel strands (Longriqu and Maoergai faults) can rupture simultaneously in a large earthquake remains unknown. We conducted trenching combined with the...
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Full Text:: Junjie Ren,1,2,3 Xiwei Xu,2 Robert S. Yeats,3 and Shimin Zhang1 Received 12 September 2012; revised 13

Creator:: Ren, Junjie, Xu, Xiwei, Yeats, Robert S., and Zhang, Shimin
Abstract:: The way of slip transformation and strain partitioning at the eastern termination of the Kunlun fault system remains unclear, and the question of whether this fault system is an important part for lateral extrusion of Tibetan crust is debatable. The Tazang fault is regarded as the easternmost continuation of the...
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Full Text:: Junjie Ren 1,2,3*，Xiwei Xu2，Robert S. Yeats3，Shimin Zhang1 1 Key Laboratory of Crustal Dynamics

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