Lixia H. Lambert

Forest Sustainable and Economic Analysis Model (ForSEAM): spatial and temporal optimization of woody biomass harvesting in the United States

Lixia H. Lambert, Burton Clyde English, Maggie R. Davis, Matthew H. Langholtz

Abstract Woody biomass is a renewable carbon resource option for bioeconomy development and energy expansion. Understanding the spatial and temporal accessibility, quantity, and associated costs of woody biomass is critical for informed policy making and strategic planning. The Forest Sustainable and Economic …

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Public Support and Willingness to Pay for Sustainable Water Reuse: The Case of Municipal Water Reuse Systems in Oklahoma

Dayton M. Lambert, Kaitlin Diodosio, JOSEPH T. RIPBERGER, Lixia H. Lambert et autres

This study investigates public support and household willingness to pay (WTP) for municipal water reuse systems in Oklahoma, where water scarcity and a state mandate to limit freshwater use have prompted interest in alternative supply strategies. Using data from the Oklahoma Meso-Scale …

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WATER, WATER, EVERYWHERE …

Lixia H. Lambert, Courtney Bir

Road networks and food price volatility

Lixia H. Lambert, John Schoeneman, Dayton M. Lambert, Marten Brienen

Understanding and mitigating the spatial and temporal volatility of agricultural commodity prices remains a critical yet challenging task. Fluctuations in food and agricultural commodity prices exacerbate food insecurity and impact farmers worldwide. This research examines the impact of road network measures on …

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Organic Equivalence and Regulatory Disharmony in the U.S. Honey Market

Courtney Bir, K. Aleks Schaefer, Lixia H. Lambert

ABSTRACT We investigate the economic implications of divergence between U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) organic certification procedures applied to U.S. producers and the certification procedures applied to products imported from abroad in the context of the U.S. honey market. The USDA does …

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Growth Projections and Economic Analysis of Hybrid Sweetgum Plantations in the South-Central United States

J. Patrick Lewis, Omkar Joshi, Lu Zhai, Lixia H. Lambert et autres

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Optimal cropping patterns and intertemporal groundwater usage under extraction constraints in Oklahoma’s panhandle

Lixia H. Lambert, Yiqing Yao, Lucia R. Levers

Managing water resources is particularly important in the semi-arid Southern Great Plains of the United States. Surface water supply is limited compared to the extensive yet overly exploited groundwater resources of the Ogallala Aquifer. The region’s irrigators often encounter a reduced water …

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Agriculture’s Potential Regional Economic Contributions to the United States Economy When Supplying Feedstock to the Bio-Economy

Burton Clyde English, Robert Jamey Menard, Daniel De La Torre Ugarte, Lixia H. Lambert et autres

The economic impact of obtaining biomass could become significant to U.S. rural economies via the establishment of a bioeconomy. In 2023, the Bioenergy Technologies Office (BETO) and Oak Ridge National Laboratory provided a road map to obtain over a billion tons of …

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The Effects of Disaster Relief Insurance on Drought Impacts: A Case Study of Southwest Oklahoma

Katherine L. Welch, Dayton M. Lambert, Lixia H. Lambert, Amy D. Hagerman

Many regions in the United States will experience a hotter, drier climate in the coming decades. This prediction is especially troubling for rural communities whose economies depend primarily on agricultural production systems susceptible to drought. The impact of drought on the agricultural …

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A bipartite network analysis of international trade volatility

John Schoeneman, Marten Brienen, Lixia H. Lambert, Dayton M. Lambert

This study examines the unprecedented global trade disruptions caused by the COVID-19 pandemic and their propagation through international supply chains. By analyzing monthly data for 75 countries across 1260 product categories, we find that declining trade disruptions are more concentrated than surge …

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Public support for producer adoption of soil health practices

Dayton M. Lambert, Lixia H. Lambert, Hank C. Jenkins‐Smith, Carol Silva

This study investigates the effects of issue framing on public support for programs encouraging farmer adoption of soil health practices. While extensive research exists on farmer adoption of best soil management practices, this study uniquely examines public willingness to support such initiatives. …

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A Bipartite Network Analysis of International Trade Volatility

John Schoeneman, Marten Brienen, Lixia H. Lambert, Dayton M. Lambert

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