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John Talberth

John Talberth serves as senior economist with the people and ecosystemp rogram at World Resources Institute, providing economic analysis for its Southern Forests for the Future (SFF), Mainstreaming Ecosystem Services (MES), and Chesapeake Bay projects.

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Green vs. gray infrastructure: When nature trumps concrete
By John Talberth, June 22, 2012
Natural ecosystems can meet the infrastructure demands of the 21st century in ways that benefit both the environment and the bottom line.
For U.S. Forests, REDD Begins at Home
By John Talberth, April 20, 2010
By losing forests to development, the United States also loses one of its best defenses against climate change. The 21 million acres of forests expected to be turned into sprawl in the next 20...

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