Journal of Engineering
and Public Policy
(Volume
8, August 2004)
Table of Contents
Introduction
Energy and
Environment
Distributed Generation as a
Potential Solution to U.S. Electricity Transmission Bottlenecks,
Clay Condon (University of Arizona)
Recommendations for the
Increased Utilization of Nuclear Power in the U.S. Energy
Infrastructure, Tyler Ellis (Massachusetts Institute of
Technology)
America's Wetlands: A Policy
Analysis of Mitigation Banking in the U.S., Ryan C. Fleming
(Colorado State University)
A Federal Renewable
Portfolio Standard: Policy Analysis and Proposal,
Samuel Schoofs (Calvin College)
Transportation
Infrastructure Needs for the
Hydrogen Economy, Christina Borgese (University of
California - Santa Barbara)
GTR Goals and Gaps:
Overview and Analysis of International Harmonization of Automobile
Standards from the U.S. Perspective, Caroline Cochran
(University of Oklahoma)
An Analysis of the
Government's Role in Supporting Inducement Prizes in the
Transportation Sector, Nicholas S. Reinholtz (Virginia
Polytechnic Institute and State University)
Technology
and Innovation
The Role of Public Policy in
the Fight Against Spam, Jacob Scott (University of California -
Berkeley)
Engineering Aspects of
Offshore Outsourcing: A Policy Perspective, Lori Simpson
(University of Nebraska-Lincoln)
Risk Management Policy
of Space Nuclear Power Systems: An Examination of Past and
Current Methods and Recommendation for Future Policy, Shaun
Tarves (University of Wisconsin - Madison)
The International Approach
of a Tiered Patent System and its Role in Patent Reform in the United States,
Jeremy Tunnell (University of Tennessee - Knoxville)
Building the Sea Base for
Expeditionary Warfare, Jia Xu (Georgia Institute of Technology)
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