! In this friendly online forum, scholars share work in environmental and natural resource economics, followed by an optional happy half-hour. Talks are short and sweet—three papers per session, with 15–minute presentations followed by 5 minutes of friendly Q&A. We invite all to submit their work—especially junior folks, grad students, and scholars who identify as part of groups underrepresented in economics!
The 41st edition of the International Energy Workshop (IEW) will be co-hosted by the the Colorado School of Mines and the National Renewable Energy Laboratory in Golden, CO, on 13-15 June, 2023. The IEW is a leading conference for the international energy modelling community.
Join us Wednesday February 15, noon-1 Eastern with USSEE Board Member Erik Nordman and author Tony Annett for a webinar on Tony’s book Cathonomics: How Catholic Tradition Can Create A More Just Economy.
Oregon State University’s Environmental Sciences Graduate Program is excited to be hosting a live, five day workshop stressing emergy concepts, theory, and principles. Each day is composed of four sessions, two in the morning and two in the afternoon. One or two sessions each day is devoted to a case study that includes “hands-on” computation of emergy or simulation of models to reinforce lecture material and extend understanding of systems concepts.
We are welcoming contributions for a Virtual Special Issue to be published in the journal Soil Security. The title of the VSI is “The Economics of Soil Health” and it will be guest edited by Mara Thiene (University of Padova, Italy) and Richard T. Woodward (Texas A&M University, USA).
The Environmental Protection Agency is recruiting research economists to join the National Center for Environmental Economics (NCEE) to conduct economic research and analysis. NCEE’s mission is to advance the theory and practice of economics and risk analysis within EPA (www.epa.gov/aboutepa/about-office-policy-op#NCEE). NCEE serves as a center of expertise for cutting-edge policy analysis and research in environmental economics (https://www.epa.gov/environmental-economics). NCEE economists engage in both fast-paced efforts to apply economic reasoning in real-time regulatory development, and longer-term research projects to inform the Agency’s strategic direction.
The Conference aims at connecting leading scientists, researchers, economists, practitioners, business leaders, and policy makers, whose activities are focused on different aspects of climate change, its impacts and related policies.
Renowned internationally for its research excellence supporting a sustainable ocean, Plymouth Marine Laboratory (PML) has an exciting opportunity for an Environmental Economist to join the Sea and Society Group.
The Centre for Environment, Fisheries and Aquaculture Science within the government of the United Kingdom is advertising for 2 environmental economists – deadline 21st of July 2022.
A conference on the economics of environment and energy will be held at the London School of Economics from the 20th to the 23rd of September 2022. See the call for papers here: LSE Environment Week. Submissions from graduate students and early-career faculty are particularly encouraged. Soliciting papers from PhD students and faculty in all areas of the economics of environment and energy. The deadline is 18 July and we will notify authors (at latest) by 19 August.