NC State CEnREP

The official Twitter account of the Center for Environmental and Resource Economic Policy (CEnREP) at NC State University.

[NC State CEnREP @NCStateCEnREP]

FINAL CALL

Camp Resources XXIX

August 6-8 in Asheville. Abstracts due Friday!!!

https://t.co/qT0pzsvNd6

[Beatrice Cherrier @Undercoverhist]

The final draft of Spencer Banzhaf's forthcoming book "Pricing the Priceless" is online, and it's the best history of valuation and pricing in 20th century mainstream environmental econ I've read
https://t.co/LCiJHKRv7a

[NC State CEnREP @NCStateCEnREP]

New podcast from @NCStateNews interviewing @NCWaterEcon on tribal water rights in the western US.

Listen here:
https://t.co/yBlxwRp3kB

[NC State CEnREP @NCStateCEnREP]

Congrats to all involved including lead author and @NCStateCEnREP Assoc. Director Roger von Haefen

New paper out in @PNASNews here:
https://t.co/zEnR9rYc9L

[NC State CCEE @NCStateCCEE]

The work can assist federal and state agencies charged with developing environmental regulations affecting urban ecosystems across the Piedmont Region of the U.S., which stretches from Maryland to Alabama.

[Sara Sutherland @SAnneSuther]

Making a celebratory tweet for friends because none of them would do it themselves :) It’s an exciting week for @NCStateCEnREP

@NCWaterEcon and @GuiterasEcon got tenure! And @HarrisonGFell is now a full professor!

Congratulations Eric, Raymond, and Harrison!

[NC State CEnREP @NCStateCEnREP]

Our @NCStateCEnREP faculty affiliates @NCWaterEcon and @SAnneSuther recently wrote about regulatory barriers to fuel treatment projects, while Rajan Parajuli has written about insurance coverage for these projects, which reduce fire frequency/severity.

https://t.co/OKACUmGD86

[NC State CEnREP @NCStateCEnREP]

The immediate air quality consequences of a large wildfire in eastern North Carolina.

@NCStateCEnREP is highly engaged!

Along with @DukeSanford we hosted @MarshallBBurke a few weeks ago to present on the large health costs of wildfire air pollution (https://t.co/DclxZ5CX39)

[NC Air Quality Forecast @NCDAQ_Forecast]

URGENT (4:42PM FRIDAY 4/21/2023): UNHEALTHY TO HAZARDOUS AIR QUALITY LIKELY OVER EASTERN NORTH CAROLINA THROUGH TOMORROW OWING TO SMOKE FROM GREAT LAKE FIRE.
#ncwx #airquality #AQI

This a developing situation, please see our forecast discussion: https://t.co/A4ceI2rdBO

[Sara Sutherland @SAnneSuther]

Great timing to have Sheetal out for TREE seminar! @DukeSanford @DukeEnvironment @RTI_Intl @NCStateCEnREP

Tomorrow Sheetal Sekhri will be presenting “Ground Water Availability and Firm Sorting”

Register to attend virtually 3 PM ET

https://t.co/3LcenbHhyr

[Sara Sutherland @SAnneSuther]

Today at TREE

Steve Holland Presents “Estimating Heterogenous Marginal Environmental Effects on Electrical Grids: A Regularized Panel Data Regression Approach"

@DukeSanford @NCStateCEnREP @RTI_Intl @DukeEnvironment

Reg. to attend virtually 3pm EST
https://t.co/3LcenbHhyr

[NC State CEnREP @NCStateCEnREP]

We are excited to welcome Spencer Banzhaf as the new CEnREP Director!

https://t.co/RqoqlteYRR

[Sara Sutherland @SAnneSuther]

TREE Spring Lineup:

2/9
Seema Jayachandran

2/16
Stephan Holland

3/2
Chris Costello

3/23
@MarshallBBurke

3/30
@bryleonard
Joint with Institution Seminar @NichInstitute

4/13
Sheetal Sekhri

[Sara Sutherland @SAnneSuther]

Kicking off spring TREE Seminar with @seema_econ tomorrow at 3 pm EST

Register to attend virtually at https://t.co/W1YNqEYMah
@NCStateCEnREP

@DukeSanford

@DukeEnvironment

@DukeEcon

@RTI_Intl

[NC State CEnREP @NCStateCEnREP]

Camp Resources abstracts are due Monday!

[Journal of Environmental Economics and Management @JEEM_tweets]

Grad students and early career researchers - be sure to submit your abstract to Camp Resources this year in Asheville, NC ⛰️. Hosted by @NCStateCEnREP.

@JEEM_tweets has been a proud sponsor of Camp Resources since 2015.

Submit here: https://t.co/IDtvwfoNWu

[Justin Baker @jbaker_forestry]

Potential long-term effects of hurricanes on forest markets and #ecosystemservices are not well understood. In a new paper in Forest Policy and Economics, we simulate near- and long-term economic impacts of #HurricaneMichael. https://t.co/BzstfDim3b

[NC State CEnREP @NCStateCEnREP]

Check out the video of @NCWaterEcon organized session at the 2022 @NC_WRRI Annual Conference on the Economics of Water Resources in North Carolina

Roger von Haefen
Andrew Hutchens
@SAnneSuther
Jud Griffin

https://t.co/IJYJ2ybCYp

[NC State CEnREP @NCStateCEnREP]

Washington Post story on coastal wastewater discusses @NOAA project including @NCStateCEnREP affiliates @Jane4Raleigh and @NCWaterEcon focused on the Carolinas

[Jane Harrison @Jane4Raleigh]

Details on our work here: https://t.co/4y45VeYTl1
Final report will be out this summer!

[NC State CEnREP @NCStateCEnREP]

New paper from CEnREP affiliate @jbaker_forestry and @CWade_NREcon in Agricultural Water Management!

[Justin Baker @jbaker_forestry]

New #hydroeconomic analysis on irrigation expansion possibilities in Guatemala led by @CWade_NREcon. #FEWNexus

https://t.co/0OgtUi2Y4V

[Justin Baker @jbaker_forestry]

New #hydroeconomic analysis on irrigation expansion possibilities in Guatemala led by @CWade_NREcon. #FEWNexus

https://t.co/0OgtUi2Y4V

[NC State CEnREP @NCStateCEnREP]

Camp Resources XXVIII!

We invite graduate students and young professionals to submit research abstracts by May 30.

Camp will be held in Asheville August 7-9.

More information here:
https://t.co/qT0pzsvfny

[NC State CEnREP @NCStateCEnREP]

New work from @TheKazath in @JEEM_tweets

[Journal of Environmental Economics and Management @JEEM_tweets]

Does inequality widen the gap between WTP and WTA for environmental goods?

Zack Brown (@TheKazath) explores the implications of inequality for benefit-cost analysis in a new paper in #JEEM.

Read more here: https://t.co/7G3Pnq0Jb9