Ph.D. student @ApEcMN. Aspiring environmental & natural resource economist. @StKateEcon alumna. 🏳️🌈 (she/her)
Joined February 2020
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Join me at St. Kate's next semester! It's a very supportive department.
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AND he’s a GIS nerd advocating for geographic literacy to advance equity and environmental justice?
ABSOLUTELY.
Did you know? Minnesota Governor Tim Walz, newly-announced running mate of @VP Harris, was the keynote speaker at our @EsriUC just last month??? Catch his super inspiring talk here:
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Cc @leahstokes
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The prize going to Claudia Goldin alone, the first woman to receive the Nobel solo, means so much for the evolution of economics. Claudia marched in to document the changing roles of women in society at a time when many male economists just didn't care. [1/x]
Heckuva quote from @BetseyStevenson in a lovely piece by @abhabhattarai:
“The men before her studied work and rarely gave a thought to how the actual food got on the table, clothes on the backs and the children raised.”
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Join the MN Center for Diversity in Economics either in person or via Zoom! shorturl.at/mAV27
@MCDE_StKate
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Tropical forests are more than isolated parcels/pixels. A rich network connects trees, determing the forests' water supply. Disturbances echo through this network. We estimate it.
A model for tracking the downwind spread of local damage to Amazon rain forests in the eastern-western atmospheric flow generated by trade winds, from Rafael Araujo, Juliano Assunção, Marina Hirota, and José A. Scheinkman nber.org/papers/w31550
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Our paper on "Climate Change, Epidemics and Inequality”/new go-to citation on the links between climate, epidemics and inequality is now out at the Review of Environmental Economics and Policy
@ReepAere
here: journals.uchicago.edu/doi/10…
In time for the end of COP27 (+ ~ Twitter?),happy to share our paper on“Climate Change, Epidemics and Inequality”/new go-to citation on the links between climate, epidemics and inequality is conditionally accepted at the Review of Environmental Economics and Policy @ReepAere 1/n
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Can we achieve sustainable development while protecting the environment? How do policies that support ecosystem services help achieve this goal? I’m excited to announce our new publication in PNAS that explores these questions: pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.22… (1/12)
Forever grateful to have done my undergrad @StKateEcon !
#EconTwitter Officially published! Only 5 years after I started working on it!
You can download and read "When Sarah Meets Lawrence" here:
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CGD's #gender program is #hiring! Apply here and please share widely. Policy Fellow:
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Giving good talks is a core skill for academics. It's learnable!
Here's how I approach mine.
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In case you thought environmental economics was approaching gender parity, there’s this figure from a new @ReepAere paper. Thanks to @SarahJacobsonEc for holding it up to the light.
ALT A graph shows the percent of environmental economists who are women is stagnant around 30%. Women are over represented in professional service and underrepresented as authors in the flagship journal JAERE.
