We are a section of the AAEA that supports economic analysis and decision making on issues related to natural resources and the environment.
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📣 We are hiring! #jobs
We are looking for team players who want to engage with current issues in farm management through agricultural economics and research 🌱🚜📈
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Labor Economics. Call for abstract submissions, due August 18th. fedreserveboard.gov1.qualtri…
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📣Calling all environmental stewards! Don’t miss the chance to participate in our July 26 webinars on the draft Improved Forest Management on Private Land federal offset protocol!
Learn more and register today: ow.ly/JwlJ50PjY4N
ALT Photo of a tree canopy Text: Canada’s Greenhouse Gas Offset Credit System: Improved Forest Management on Private Land
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Interested in of-the-moment, cutting-edge environmental and resource economics research?
Check out our 💫 Just Accepted 💫 page for the newest articles: journals.uchicago.edu/toc/ja…
ALT A word cloud constructed from the abstracts of recently accepted JAERE papers. Top words include: model, evidence, resource, effects, policy, climate, fertility, environmental, program, flood, pollution, and data.
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📢 Calling all doctoral committee chairs:
Nominate an outstanding dissertation author for the Wallace E. Oates Outstanding Doctoral Dissertation Award.
Submit by September 1.
Learn more: aere.org/dissertation-nomina…
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Our new @nber working paper on "Institutions and Global Crop Yields" is now online 👍: nber.org/papers/w31426 Thread below...
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Cover crops are traditionally planted on farms but can also benefit gardens! They can reduce erosion, weeds & soil compaction; increase moisture & nutrients; improve yields, attract pollinators, and provide habitat for beneficial insects ➡️ bit.ly/42ZxjXy #PeoplesGarden
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The Environmental Data Scientist is responsible for leveraging advanced data science techniques and methodologies to support the broader water research community. Link to job description and application instructions -
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Our team at Duke @DevLabDuke1 is recruiting for a predoc who will work with Erica Field, me and other great colleagues! academicjobsonline.org/ajo/j… @econ_ra
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Deadline for the @SloanFoundation @energyathaas 2023 Grad Camp is around the corner (June 23). Apply here: auffhammer.com/summer-school. Lineup is Awesome. Meredith Fowlie, @_josephshapiro, @BerkouwerS, @krhwagner, @Jim_Sallee, @MarshallBBurke, @itonomics, @teevrat and yours truly.
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🚨 Just accepted 🚨 in @JaereAere:
"The Economic Cost of Groundwater Depletion in the High Plains Aquifer" by Gabriela Perez-Quesada (@gperezquesada), Nathan P. Hendricks (@nphendricks), and David R. Steward.
Read it here: journals.uchicago.edu/doi/10…
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I'm hiring a postdoc in wetland modeling, focused on process-based simulations of coastal and high-latitude wetlands in a land surface model at regional continental scales. Work on a cool problem with a supportive and collaborative group!
jobs.ornl.gov/job/Postdoctor…
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🦋 Monarchs are among the most iconic and beloved pollinators, but they're also facing threats from habitat loss and climate change. Learn how you can help protect and restore monarch habitat. bit.ly/3jLM3Zr #MonarchMonday #PollinatorWeek
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Hey GSS! We’re holding a track session at AAEA on Best Practices in Policy Communication with @SethMeyerMU, @janekolodinsky, Dr. Tom Worth, and Ms. Rosalyn Brummette. Before we head to DC, we’re wondering what questions you have about policy communication. Drop them below👇
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Pollinators are vital for the economic well-being of agricultural producers. They also support healthy and biodiverse ecosystems across public and private lands. bit.ly/3p9qzIQ #pollinatorweek
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Post-doc position at CEE-M : Value of information, digitalization of agriculture and pesticide use @SophieThoyer cee-m.fr/post-doc-position-v…
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I'm hiring a #postdoc @ASU_SGSUP @ASU
with @Patiflafla in #Urban #Climate #Resilience to work with us on the DOE-funded Southwest Urban Integrated Field Laboratory (sw-ifl.asu.edu). We begin reviewing apps July 7th but start date may be flexible: apply.interfolio.com/126751
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🚨 We are hiring 🚨 Assistant Professor (Tenure Track) position in "Economics and Resilience of Future Food Supply Chains" at @WURbec (deadline Sep 4). Feel free to reach out if you have any questions. Apply here: wur.nl/en/vacancy/assistant-…
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What happens when Hotelling and Ramsey walk into a bar?
Check out this new #REE paper by Julien Xavier Daubanes (@JXDaubanes) and Pierre Lasserre that generates a dynamic rule for how governments should tax nonrenewable resources.
Read more here: sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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The lineup for PollaPalooza aka #PollinatorWeek 2023 is here! 🦋🐝🌷
Pollinators are vital to our ecosystem and pollinate MANY of the foods we enjoy (HELLO chocolate and coffee). This week, learn simple ways you can make your own backyard more pollinator-friendly with practices.
ALT Poster with illustrated with flowers, butterflies, bees, a lady bug, and a hummingbird. Reads: PollaPalooza Presented by EPA #PollinatorWeek June 19 - 25 Your own backyard 2023 Lineup POLLINATORS butterflies bees beetles bats flies hummingbirds moths GREATEST HITS chocolate berries melons honey pumpkins apples squash coffee tequila POLLINATOR PROTECTION PRACTICES Plant a mix of diverse, native plants in your garden Use integrated pest management instead of pesticides Create a garden debris area to provide a habitat for pollinators Report bee kills Refill your fountains and bird baths Comment on EPA pesticide review actions Epa.gov/pollinator protection on the right