Books in the The Resources for the Future Library Collection series

Presents a study of sustainability in agriculture and fisheries, assessing options for improving food security as well as protecting the natural environment and human health.

While media and public attention to energy issues tends to wax and wane, energy security and the environmental implications of energy use have always been a core component of RFF's research agenda. This title represents some of RFF's best work on these subjects.

A collection of eight books that represents many of the best works that RFF has published, including writings by Nobel Prize winning economists.

Part of a collection of ten books that include works which explore the management of public lands for extractive resources as well as for habitat protection and recreation.

Includes investigations of population and economic growth, the role of natural resource information in economic development, the role of women in developing economies, and the use and protection of land in tropical as well as Antarctic settings.

Part of a collection gathers works on subjects that include how to value and measure the benefits from nature and how to effectively conserve and manage resources in an increasingly interconnected world.

Part of a fourteen books collection that range from theoretical works on the definition and governance of common property to applied studies on the enforcement of pollution control laws.

Part of a collection of nine books that includes landmark works by John Krutilla, Alan Kneese, and Kenneth Frederick - selected for their relevance to the challenges in water management.