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Greene Economics used historical ecology and regenerative design to show how urban growth can restore a district’s ecosystem services.

Greene Economics has been selected to evaluate the return on investment of a statewide habitat restoration program led by Point Blue Conservation Science. The analysis will quantify ecological, economic, and social outcomes to better understand the full value of restoration investments.

With nearly 70% of America's 84,000 dams over 50 years old, communities face decisions about aging infrastructure and river restoration. Greene Economics will analyze the economic impacts of dams and benefits of removal for Resources Legacy Fund's Open Rivers Fund, covering cost savings, property values, jobs, recreation, fisheries, public safety, and equity impacts. The study will guide decision-making for policymakers, practitioners, and advocates across the American West.

Southwest Florida’s fisheries, tourism, and property values depend on clean water. Greene Economics measured the cost of harmful algae bloom