Call for Abstracts: USSEE 2024 Conference
USSEE is accepting abstracts through March 11 for its June 6-9 2024 conference, held virtually and in the Albany, NY area.
USSEE is accepting abstracts through March 11 for its June 6-9 2024 conference, held virtually and in the Albany, NY area.
We are looking to hire an Instructor Position at University of Hawai’i to serve and support an interdisciplinary undergraduate program in Natural Resources and Environmental Management. The individual will teach 5-6 courses per year (18- 20 credits) including an introductory resource economics course, sustainable systems and other courses, depending on the expertise of the selected individual. The job listing can be found here and the job description is posted below.
The Harvard Environmental Economics Program and the Weatherhead Center for International Affairs at Harvard University will host a Climate Economics Pipeline Workshop on Monday June 17 at the Harvard Kennedy School in Cambridge, MA. This one-day workshop will focus on presentations by young economics scholars conducting research on climate change and climate change policy.
The Ivan Allen College of Liberal Arts at the Georgia Institute of Technology invites applications for an Associate or Full Professor to serve as Director of the Energy, Policy, and Innovation Center (EPICenter), an interdisciplinary center reporting through the Strategic Energy Institute (SEI) within the Office of the Executive Vice President for Research (EVPR). Candidates are expected to demonstrate an exceptional commitment to the teaching of students.
Seeking a full-time MA-level Research Assistant to work on microeconomic analyses of environmental, natural resource, and climate change issues in Latin America and the Caribbean. This one- to two-year position is at Inter-American Development Bank headquarters in Washington, DC.
Join the next webinar in our series on ecological economics theory and applications! Richard Norgaard of UC Berkeley will present “Transdisciplinarity and the Origins and Future of Ecological Economics”. The webinar will be on Friday March 15 at noon Eastern.
The Northwest Fisheries Science Center is looking for a natural resource management specialist
The Department of Community Sustainability (CSUS) at Michigan State University invites applications for the Guyer-Seevers Endowed Chair in Natural Resources Conservation, a tenure system position to be hired at the level of full professor. We seek a colleague with a clear vision of establishing an integrated program of research, Extension, and teaching who embraces the Department’s core value of community engagement. They will take a leadership role in bringing together interested parties across jurisdictions and across disciplinary boundaries to tackle landscape-level conservation challenges in Michigan and the Great Lakes region at the intersection of water, climate, biodiversity and environmental justice.
Did you earn a PhD in any area with sustainability focus or about to defend? Do you believe in a future where people and the planet prosper together? Do you believe in interdisciplinary academic research, community-engaged scholarship, and interested in solutions-oriented research to support equitable and just sustainability transition for all? If yes! We need you at the Institute on the Environment (IonE).
Louisiana State University is hiring a postdoctoral researcher to study the economics and financing of coastal green and gray infrastructure.
Podcast listening can be lonely. How many times have you burst out laughing or screamed at your device, and turned to share the moment with someone, only to realize that you are by yourself? Our Podcast Lunch Club brings people together to discuss topics relevant to Ecological Economics.