"Our vision … is to change the culture in economics," says Jill Caviglia-Harris (Salisbury University, Salisbury University - Perdue School of Business). "We believe more voices in the room makes a better outcome in that we are, as a whole, a better field if we’re able to use all of those voices." Harris talks with Resources Radio about her work teaching and mentoring early-career scholars in the field of environmental economics and efforts to foster diverse perspectives in the field. Listen now ▶️ https://lnkd.in/eicdmqGc
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In his new book, Professor of Agricultural and Resource Economics Spencer Banzhaf takes on the complex global issue of how to prosper economically in an environmentally sustainable way. 📖 Offering the first book-length study of the history of modern environmental economics, he explores the unlikely role economists have played in developing tools in support of environmental preservation. Hear from him, in his own words, about the book.
Exploring the Emergence of Environmental Economics
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Professor at HKU; Director of HKU-Jockey Club Enterprise Sustainability Global Research Insititute
In this lecture, Michael mentioned our study on how air pollution shortens life expextancy in China. Check it out: https://lnkd.in/earw2u36
#ICYMI: Michael Greenstone Delivers American Economic Association (AEA) Distinguished Lecture at 2024 Conference The American Economic Association (AEA) held its Annual Meeting from January 5-7. The Annual Meeting, run in conjunction with more than sixty other economics associations, is the world’s largest gathering of economists and presents an opportunity for the best minds in economics to celebrate new achievements in economic research. Each year, dating back to 1962, the Distinguished Lecture is a highlight of the Annual Meeting. EPIC Director Michael Greenstone, the Milton Friedman Distinguished Service Professor in Economics, delivered the AEA’s 2024 Distinguished Lecture on January 5th. “Michael Greenstone’s work has transformed empirical energy and environmental economics, making huge contributions to the conduct of environmental policy in the United States and globally,” said Janet Currie, Henry Putnam Professor of Economics and Public Affairs at Princeton University and Chair of this year’s Annual Meeting. “His work shows that there doesn’t have to be any tradeoff between intellectual rigor and policy impact.” Learn more + watch the lecture: https://bit.ly/3SrgXES
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Welcome to the University of Toronto Jeffrey Sun! The new Assistant Professor will teach two higher-level undergraduate courses in environmental economics this year. Read more about Jeffrey and his appoinment here: https://lnkd.in/gnHdFbCi #EnvironmentalEconomics
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5+ years’ experience in public education and policymaking, with strong verbal and written communications skills. Adept at teaching others and developing legislative strategy.
I'm excited to share that I have completed all requirements and coursework for my Master of Public Policy at Duke University! My Master's Project, entitled "A Hole in the Middle? The challenge of downscaling Doughnut Economics as a local development framework" presents a quantitative approach to operationalize a recent sustainable development framework, Doughnut Economics, for use at the local level and within a high-income context to address the question: How are U.S. cities and counties performing on the social and ecological indicators of the Doughnut? I also integrate a comparative case study of Amsterdam’s local application of Doughnut Economics to identify key challenges of applying a global development framework at the local level. https://lnkd.in/ewu3RQ5g
A Hole in the Middle? The challenge of downscaling Doughnut Economics as a local development framework
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I am excited to share that I have completed my nptel certification in introduction to environmental economics.... As It helps me to learn about the economy in the environment 🌱 #nptel #environmentaleconomics
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Director, CDES at Monash University; Professor, Department of Economics; Chief Investigator, Australian Research Council Centre of Excellence, CEVAW; J-PAL (MIT) Affiliate Professor
Submit your paper to this upcoming conference on environmental economics. If your research focuses on developing countries and you are currently based in one of these regions, there is limited financial support available to assist with travel expenses if your paper is accepted for the conference. Follow the link below to submit the paper:
Monash CDES is pleased to be co-organising this year’s 8th Monash Environmental Economics Workshop (MEEW) in collaboration with Pacific Action for Climate Transitions (PACT) on 21-22 November. The event will be hosted by the Department of Economics, Monash Business School and will be fully in person. Paper submissions close 16 August. Professor Paul Ferraro, the Bloomberg Distinguished Professor of Human Behavior and Public Policy at Johns Hopkins University will be this year’s keynote speaker. Limited financial support is available to support PhD students and presenters from developing countries. For further details, click the link below. Please contact MEEW1@monash.edu if you have any other questions.
Monash Environmental Economics Workshop 2024
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🤔 Do we need to transform our economy to halt climate breakdown? 🌐 What does a climate-compatible economic system look like? 🏙️ How can cities lead this transformation? Academics and experts from around the world share their research in the Journal for City Climate Policy and Economy’s special issue on Ecological Economics. From a policymakers’ guide to Post-Growth, Degrowth, Doughnut Economics, and the Circular Economy to a policy proposal for cities to promote pro-environmental behaviours instead of consumption through advertising, this special issue offers a wide range of cutting-edge perspectives. The Journal for City Climate Policy and Economy is a collaboration between C40 and the University of Toronto Press. Read the special issue: https://lnkd.in/evU4pVf6
Special Issue on Ecological Economics
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insightful #intergenerational #international #intersectoral #bioregional #placebased #biodiverse #safe #onehealth #accessible #inclusive #planning #education #wellbeing #sdgs #AQ #cities #policy #climatemitigation #local #spre #socialinnovation #circulareconomy #socialprocurement #leadership #change #guidance
🤔 Do we need to transform our economy to halt climate breakdown? 🌐 What does a climate-compatible economic system look like? 🏙️ How can cities lead this transformation? Academics and experts from around the world share their research in the Journal for City Climate Policy and Economy’s special issue on Ecological Economics. From a policymakers’ guide to Post-Growth, Degrowth, Doughnut Economics, and the Circular Economy to a policy proposal for cities to promote pro-environmental behaviours instead of consumption through advertising, this special issue offers a wide range of cutting-edge perspectives. The Journal for City Climate Policy and Economy is a collaboration between C40 and the University of Toronto Press. Read the special issue: https://lnkd.in/evU4pVf6
Special Issue on Ecological Economics
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