James Shortle
Distinguished Professor of Agricultural and Environmental Economics
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111D Ferguson
University Park, PA - jss15@psu.edu
- 814-865-8270
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Most Recent Publications
Temporal inequality of nutrient and sediment transport: A decision-making framework for temporal targeting of load reduction goals
Heather E. Preisendanz, Tamie L. Veith, Qian Zhang, James Shortle, 2020, Environmental Research Letters
Nutrient control in water bodies: A systems approach
James S. Shortle, James R. Mihelcic, Qiong Zhang, Mazdak Arabi, 2020, Journal of Environmental Quality on p. 517-533
Valuing water quality benefits from adopting best management practices: A spatial approach
Dong Soon Choi, Richard C. Ready, James S. Shortle, 2020, Journal of Environmental Quality on p. 582-592
Shared discovery: A process to coproduce knowledge among scientists, policy makers, and stakeholders for solving nutrient pollution problems
Matthew B. Royer, Robert P. Brooks, James S. Shortle, Susan Yetter, 2020, Journal of Environmental Quality on p. 603-612
Addressing the spatial disconnect between national-scale total maximum daily loads and localized land management decisions
Amin, M. G. Mostofa, M. G.Mostofa Amin, Tamie Veith, James S. Shortle, Heather D. Karsten, Peter J.A. Kleinman, Kleinman, Peter J. A., 2020, Journal of Environmental Quality on p. 613-627
Reflections on 40 Years of Applied Economics Research on Agriculture and Water Quality
Marc Ribaudo, James Shortle, 2019, Agricultural and Resource Economics Review on p. 519-530
The Agriculture-Water Policy Nexus
Ashish Tyagi, James Shortle, 2019,
Geospatial landscape analysis for livestock manure management in Western Pennsylvania
Gourab Saha, Elkin, Cibin Raj, Herschel Elliott, J Shortle, Heather Gall, D Abler, Jim Shortle, David Alber, D Abler, 2018, on p. 12
Nutrient Pollution: A Wicked Challenge for Economic Instruments
James Shortle, Richard D. Horan, 2017, Water Economics and Policy
Protecting and Restoring Aquatic Ecosystems in Multiple Stressor Environments
Ram Ranjan, James Shortle, 2017, Water Economics and Policy
Most-Cited Papers
Nutrient Pollution: A Wicked Challenge for Economic Instruments
James Shortle, Richard D. Horan, 2017, Water Economics and Policy
Information and Auction Performance: A Laboratory Study of Conservation Auctions for Spatially Contiguous Land Management
Simanti Banerjee, Anthony Mark Kwasnica, James Samuel Shortle, 2015, Environmental and Resource Economics on p. 409-431
Nutrient control in water bodies: A systems approach
James S. Shortle, James R. Mihelcic, Qiong Zhang, Mazdak Arabi, 2020, Journal of Environmental Quality on p. 517-533
Addressing the spatial disconnect between national-scale total maximum daily loads and localized land management decisions
Amin, M. G. Mostofa, M. G.Mostofa Amin, Tamie Veith, James S. Shortle, Heather D. Karsten, Peter J.A. Kleinman, Kleinman, Peter J. A., 2020, Journal of Environmental Quality on p. 613-627
Geospatial landscape analysis for livestock manure management in Western Pennsylvania
Gourab Saha, Elkin, Cibin Raj, Herschel Elliott, J Shortle, Heather Gall, D Abler, Jim Shortle, David Alber, D Abler, 2018, on p. 12
Policy Nook: "economic Incentives for Water Quality Protection"
James Shortle, 2017, Water Economics and Policy
Reflections on 40 Years of Applied Economics Research on Agriculture and Water Quality
Marc Ribaudo, James Shortle, 2019, Agricultural and Resource Economics Review on p. 519-530
Endogenous risk and point-nonpoint uncertainty trading ratios
Richard D. Horan, James S. Shortle, 2017, American Journal of Agricultural Economics on p. 427-446
Temporal inequality of nutrient and sediment transport: A decision-making framework for temporal targeting of load reduction goals
Heather E. Preisendanz, Tamie L. Veith, Qian Zhang, James Shortle, 2020, Environmental Research Letters
Valuing water quality benefits from adopting best management practices: A spatial approach
Dong Soon Choi, Richard C. Ready, James S. Shortle, 2020, Journal of Environmental Quality on p. 582-592