Assessing the Empirical Impact of Environmental Federalism

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Decentralization and Environmental Quality: An International Analysis of Water Pollution (2007, background): “Papers by List and Gerking (2000) and Millimet (2003) are most similar to the current paper because they look at the net effect of changes over time in decentralization on policy outcomes; they ﬁnd limited effects of the U.S. Reagan-era decentralization on air pollution and pollution abatement…”
The political economy of environmental policy (2003, background): “Resources for the Future Oates and Portney 24 era, Millimet (2000) has studied airborne emissions of sulfur dioxide and industry spending on pollution abatement.”
Environmental Regulatory Competition: A Status Report and Some New Evidence (2003, methodology): “Three recent papers attempt to do so indirectly by using the Reagan administration's policy of devolving environmental regulatory authority to the states as a natural experiment in federalism (Millimet, 2001; List and Millimet, 2002; List and Gerking, 2000).”