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Economics, Environment, Latest, Water

395. Should parks be less green?

6 June, 20236 June, 2023 by David Pannell4 Min Reading

Keeping urban parks green through Australia’s hot, dry summers uses a lot of water. Average rainfall has declined in Perth since the 1970s, reducing the

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Economics, Environment, Latest, Natural resource management, Water

394. Creating an environmental market

29 May, 202329 May, 2023 by David Pannell6 Min Reading

There are many different bits and pieces that need to be sorted out when creating a new environmental market. What are the key things that

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393. Markets, trust and religion

15 May, 20232 June, 2023 by David Pannell4 Min Reading

Markets that originally emerged spontaneously depended on trust between buyers and sellers. In some parts of the world, religion played a role in enhancing the

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Climate change, Economics, Environment, Latest, Policy, Water

392. Environmental markets don’t emerge spontaneously

8 May, 202310 May, 2023 by David Pannell5 Min Reading

There are quite a few mechanisms that can be used to try to change people’s behaviour in order to generate environmental benefits. These days, the

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Communication, Research

391. Resources for PhD students: information your supervisors may not tell you

28 March, 202327 March, 2023 by David Pannell3 Min Reading

Over the years I’ve written quite a few Pannell Discussions (and some other things) that are intended to be useful to postgraduate research students. Here

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Economics, Research

390. Excel tips

21 March, 202320 March, 2023 by David Pannell8 Min Reading

Excel is great. Here I share a few tips on using Excel efficiently and I highlight a few features that you might not know about.

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  • 395. Should parks be less green?

    Keeping urban parks green through Australia’s hot, dry summers uses a lot of water. Average rainfall has declined in Perth since the 1970s, reducing the

  • 394. Creating an environmental market

    There are many different bits and pieces that need to be sorted out when creating a new environmental market. What are the key things that

  • 393. Markets, trust and religion

    Markets that originally emerged spontaneously depended on trust between buyers and sellers. In some parts of the world, religion played a role in enhancing the

  • 392. Environmental markets don’t emerge spontaneously

  • 391. Resources for PhD students: information your supervisors may not tell you

  • 390. Excel tips

  • 389. Word tips for PhDs (and others)

  • 388. Reviewing journal articles

  • 387. Citing references well

  • 386. Transformative change versus incremental change

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