Why does revenue from oil/gas/coal land leasing and extraction on Federal land get split between the Federal government and the states/localities it comes from, but for solar/wind energy on Fed land all the money stays with the Feds and none goes back to local communities?
Well, this could change with (bipartisan) legislation that gets proposed every year.
bostonglobe.com/2024/09/02/o…
An overview paper is available here, salatainstitute.harvard.edu/…. Contains new public opinion data that is probably the most bipartisan support for change I've ever seen.
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Thrilled to announce my new book “Teaching Effectively with ChatGPT” with @angelaperezalb! Full of practical strategies and real examples to integrate ChatGPT into your teaching and enhance your students’ learning 🧵
Check it out: amazon.com/dp/B0D5DJ9SYG
Very thankful for this excellent review. Read it, and then go read @dhopkins1776 excellent new book russellsage.org/publications…
Excited that Gall Sigler's & my review of @alexgazmararian & @dustintingley's incisive book "Uncertain Futures" has been published by Political Science Quarterly.
doi.org/10.1093/psquar/qqae0…
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Call For Proposals: Political Economy of Climate Change and the Environment (PECE) APSA 2024 Mini-Conference forms.gle/c7tCUxKtNvsD3g9c9 To be hosted at Penn in advance of APSA on 9/4/24 in Philadelphia. Applications are due March 1st!
Very excited to see the official working paper version of this paper drop. This is a super impressive data effort on an extremely important set of topics. Sets up huge opportunities for future work on the public finance aspects of energy.
I'm really excited to share this new @rff working paper, which is the result of >2 years of data collection and analysis. It quantifies local government revenue from various energy sources across 79 counties in 10 US states (🧵/8)
rff.org/publications/working…
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Applications are now open for RFF's 2024 summer (paid) internship program. Come work with us!
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The 2024 EITM Institute will be held at Emory this summer and applications are now open for this 3-week, NSF-funded graduate workshop. All research interests welcome!
Applications are due3/8/24. More information & a link to apply are here: EITM.emory.edu
Lots of other great awards in this list!
Replying to @AES_Energy
Energy Awards update:
@dustintingley @HarvardWCFIA, @SalataInstitute at #HarvardUniversity and @alexgazmararian @AndlingerCenter @Princeton, winners of a "Best Book" award for "Uncertain Futures: How to Unlock the Climate Impasse" (@cambridgepress).
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In recent years, I've had the privilege of working with @MonikaEhrman, Andrew Curley, and more amazing colleagues to support oil- and gas-producing Native Nations as they consider their energy futures. The project is in early stages, but here's an overview resources.org/common-resourc…
This is a great^10 paper for anyone interested in energy transitions. @alexgazmararian and I go into the credibility aspects in detail in uncertainfuturesbook.com (including firm perspectives not just communities) but this paper covers much more, too. It brings a ton together.
Getting a paper out is always a satisfaction!
Our paper, "The energy transition: a balancing act", with @MarReguant, is forthcoming at Resource & Energy Economics
authors.elsevier.com/c/1i8jF…
Agreed. This is the central point of this new book with @alexgazmararian uncertainfuturesbook.com applied to the energy transition and featuring the voices of impacted communities.
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Impressive! When Economists identify a Hicksian Pareto improvement, we should think about the implementation issue of credibly compensating those who lose from the new policy.
nber.org/papers/w25831
nber.org/papers/w30238
nber.org/books-and-chapters/…
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.@jerometenk has a terrific interview with @alexgazmararian & @dustintingley about their book Uncertain Futures on @goodauth. What the clean energy boom means for fossil fuel communities: goodauthority.org/news/what-…
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SK battery has laying off and furloughing workers in Georgia. This is why communities have a write better contracts to protect themselves. A quick thread. (1/11)
onlineathens.com/story/news/…
Putting this out again. Interviews with lots of students and other stakeholders led to this great idea.
Are you a Harvard University student or alumni interested in a career in climate and sustainability? Or an employer interested in connecting with Harvard students and alumni? Register now for the @HarvardSalata Climate & Sustainability Career Expo on 12/1: bit.ly/3Lmg5h2
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Today @ 12PM
Energy Policy Seminar with @dustintingley
"Reimagining Net Metering: A Polycentric Model for Equitable Solar Adoption"
Join in-person or on Zoom⬇️
belfercenter.org/event/energ…
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Important read, illustrating just how challenging the distributive politics of the clean energy transition are. I'm currently reading @dustintingley & @alexgazmararian's book, Uncertain Futures, & there's a lot of resonance with challenges like this one:
insideclimatenews.org/news/1…
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Excited to share that this paper has been accepted at Energy Policy! 🎉
Excited to share an updated paper on fossil fuel community preferences over the design of "just transition" assistance. I combine a novel sampling strategy with survey techniques for measuring multi-dimensional preferences.
Three primary findings: bit.ly/3DzZthz
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The 2023 HILT Conference - Teaching in the Age of AI: Nurturing Connections and Empowering Learners recordings are now up on the HILT website and the Harvard Office of the VPAL YouTube channel !!
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