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A new study by Marta Vicarelli, economics and public policy, quantifies the benefits of ecosystem-based disaster risk reduction (Eco-DRR) efforts in Haiti, India, Indonesia, and Uganda. 

Yongjoon Park, resource economics, has co-authored a study revealing $1.5 trillion in health and economics costs related to the use of three toxic chemicals used in plastics production. 

UMass Amherst's Political Economy Research Institute (PERI) has released their Greenhouse 100 and Toxic 100 indexes, naming the top corporate producers of pollution in the U.S. 

Lenore Palladino, economics and public policy, has published a new book. "Good Company" explores the history and political economy of corporations.