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388. Reviewing journal articles

6 March, 20232 July, 2023 by David Pannell24 Min Reading

This post addresses various issues related to the journal reviewing/refereeing process, including tips on how to go about conducting a high-quality review efficiently and fairly;

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Communication, Latest, Research

387. Citing references well

28 February, 202327 March, 2023 by David Pannell8 Min Reading

Some recent experiences reviewing other people’s work made me think there would be value in a post about what to do, and what not to

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Agriculture, Climate change, Economics, Environment, Latest, Policy, Research

386. Transformative change versus incremental change

30 January, 202323 March, 2023 by David Pannell5 Min Reading

A “Strategic Plan for Science” put out by Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada in December 2022 flags a change in strategic objectives for the organisation. “With

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Economics, Latest

385. Restructured Benefit: Cost Analysis course

24 January, 20231 July, 2023 by David Pannell7 Min Reading

I’ve now taught my online “micro-credential” course on Applied Benefit: Cost Analysis four times and it has gone really well – many happy graduates and

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Economics, Environment, Latest

384. Biodiversity offset prices and biodiversity values

31 October, 20229 January, 2023 by David Pannell5 Min Reading

Increasingly, governments require developers to buy credits to offset any losses of biodiversity caused by their developments. In some cases, biodiversity offset credits  can be

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Agriculture, Climate change, Economics, Environment, Policy

383. Submission to carbon credit inquiry

29 September, 202229 September, 2022 by David Pannell13 Min Reading

Prior to the last national election in Australia, our system of carbon credits was strongly criticised in the media by researchers from the Australian National

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