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Feasibility and Benefits of Deploying Solar Electric Generation Across Public and Commercial Roof Space in Eugene, Oregon
(Undergraduate Thesis initiated by work with Resource Innovations)		 2006

Status and Trends of the Arts and Crafts Business Sectors in Benton, Lane, Linn and Lincoln Counties: An Analysis of Survey Data

 2004
Summary of Research and Final Recommendations for Growing the Sustainability Sector(s) in Lane County 2003
Lane County Sustainable Business and Jobs: Preliminary List of Existing Firms and Potential Opportunities for the Southern Willamette Valley 2003
Lane County Sustainable Business and Job Project: Background on Sustainable Industrial and Job Development 2003
Growing the Natural Foods Industry in Lane County 2003
Growing the Green Building Industry in Lane County 2003
Eco-Industrial Development: Eco-Industrial Parks, Bio-Refineries, Renewable Energy, and Zero Waste Opportunities for Lane County 2003
Press Release April 1, 2002: The Waste to Work Partnership finds Thousands of New Jobs Can be Created in Oregon and Washington by "Upsizing" Waste Materials 2002
Making Waste Work, Creating New Jobs in the Pacific Northwest Using Waste Materials. 2002
Lane County Guide to Green Building - Working Draft - December 3, 2002 2002
Sustainable Practices, Jobs, and Distressed Communities in the Northwest 2001
Extended Producer Responsibility and Product Take-Back: Applications for the Pacific Northwest 2001
Sustainability and the Financial Sector 2000
Saving Salmon, Sustaining Agriculture: Opportunities to Conserve the Environment While Improving the Economic Well-Being of Farms in the Northwest 2000
Salmon Economics Report: Saving Salmon, Saving Money: Innovative Business Leadership in the Pacific Northwest 2000
Just Plain Good Business: The Economic and Environmental Benefits of Sustainability as Exemplified by One Hundred Sixty Case Examples 2000
Green Building, Saving Salmon, the Environment and Money on the Path to Sustainability: Opportunities for the Pacific Northwest 2000
Let's Decouple Growth from Environmental Impacts 1999
Establishing Environmentally Sustainable and Economically Efficient Economies: From Waste Management Towards Zero Waste, Report for Oregon and the Pacific Northwest 1999
Creating Closed-Loop Economies: Transitioning to a "Charbohydrate Economy" by Turning Agricultural and Forestry Waste into Industrial Products: Report for Idaho, Oregon, and Washington 1998
Creating Closed-Loop Economies Through Reuse, Recycling and Bioproduct-based Economic Development: Site Assessment for the Southern Willamette River Valley, Oregon 1998
Creating Closed-Loop Economies Through Reuse, Recycling and Bioproduct-based Economic Development: Site Assessment for the Illinois Valley/Lower Rogue Region, Oregon 1999
Creating Closed-Loop Economies Through Reuse, Recycling and Bioproduct-based Economic Development: Site Assessment for Hood River, Sherman, and Wasco Counties, Oregon 1998

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