Executive summary Increases in global mean surface temperature are projected to result in
continued permafrost degradation and coastal degradation (high confidence), increased …

Wildfire is a natural phenomenon with substantial economic consequences, and its
management is complex, dynamic, and rife with incentive problems. This article reviews the …

This study employed the hedonic price framework to examine the effects of 256 wildfires and
environmental amenities on home values in northwest Montana between June 1996 and …

This study estimated homeowner's willingness to pay for public and private fuel reduction
programs in wildland urban interface areas using a choice experiment implemented in …

Forested landscapes in the Western United States are subject to growing size and severity
of wildfires, in part due to historical management strategies focusing on wildfire suppression …

With evidence of increasing wildfire risks in wildland–urban interface zones in the US West
and elsewhere, understanding intended evacuation behavior is a growing issue for …

Prescribed burning is important for the ecological health of fire-dependent forests, however,
there is little economic research examining landowner preferences for living with fire in the …

Forests in the United States generate many non-market benefits for society that can be
enhanced and diminished by wildfire and wildfire management. The Federal Wildland Fire …

The potential impacts of fire are spatially-dependent, according to the ecosystems, people
and properties at risk. This study aimed to develop a methodology for the assessment of the …

Abstract In the southeastern United States, effective large-scale management of wildfire risk,
encompassing both fire occurrence and damage to property or assets, requires the …