Boca Raton / Jackson / Buffalo / Burlington / Boston / Baltimore / New York / Asheville / Philadelphia / Portland / Cambridge / Amherst / Missoula / Honolulu / London / /
Company
Draper / Ogden / Norton / Johns Hopkins University Press / Oxford University Press / ElSwaify S. A. / Belknap Press / /
Country
Germany / United States / United Kingdom / /
EntertainmentAwardEvent
Shambhala / /
Event
Environmental Issue / /
Facility
Draper Hall / Rocky Mountain Research Station / Tobin Hall / Range Experiment Station / Northeastern Research Station / University of Massachusetts / /
IndustryTerm
Nuclear energy / Collective consumption services / technological solutions / environmental management / objective decision support systems / biotic systems / larger systems / /
University of Massachusetts / The Johns Hopkins University / USDA Forest Service / U.S. Department of Agriculture / Oxford University / Association of American Geographers / Forest Service / /
Person
Thomas A. More James / James R. Averill Thomas / Thomas H. Stevens / Thomas A. More / Micawber / H. Stevens Abstract / /
Position
economist / Professor of Resource Economics / General / Professor of Psychology / Research Social Scientist / Bob Marshall / /
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Vermont / Wyoming / Hawaii / Massachusetts / /
PublishedMedium
The New Yorker / Quarterly Journal of Economics / /
How Valid are Future Generations’ Arguments for Preserving Wilderness? Thomas A. More James R. Averill Thomas H. Stevens Abstract—We are often urged to preserve wilderness for the sake