🌿 AERE Scholar Spotlight: Sayahnika Basu (@sayahnika) 🌿
Sayahnika is an environmental economist with research in development, agriculture, and urban economics -- studying how environmental degradation & climate change affect different groups.
Website: https://t.co/hkhUQVVHvf
🌿 AERE Scholar Spotlight: Joakim Weill (@JoakimWeill) 🌿
Joakim is a climate economist at the Federal Reserve Board of Governors and works on environmental inequalities, climate change, and social protection.
Website: https://t.co/XVkwULM58a
@Prashant_Garg_@MishaTeplitskiy No surprise given neutral in denominator. Econ twitter is more about research results than advocacy. “What are effects of policy X?” not “Let’s do X!” imho that’s not necessarily bad.
https://t.co/1Cze5IZt66
New paper with @danaehernandezc and @CAWaterEcon published in @AJAE_AAEA studying the EJ implications of dust pollution from the drying Salton Sea.
Nice writeup of the paper here: https://t.co/rB6WFnDlTn
I'm excited to share that I will be co-leading the new national Center for Heat Resilient Communities with @VKellyTurner and @LaddKeith along with a fantastic team of collaborators and partners from across @ASU the country!
Outsiders underestimate how pervasive the sexism female faculty face is: Male profs who are tough are serious, women are severe. Male profs who grade with leniency are kind, women who do are push-overs. I started TAing at 24 and became a prof at 28 and never once dealt with this.
.@SDSUCHEPS and @SdsuEcon welcome @danaehernandezc @ASU to present: “The Effects of Renewable Energy Projects on Employment: Evidence from Brazil”
https://t.co/N8oQrh391D
Join us on Thursday 03/07 at 3,30PM PT in AL 660 or via zoom (https://t.co/Qau3OsX5rP)
@clarklgray I guess even if there's a corr. b/w undernourishment and stunting it may not be evident in figure b/c stunting data are missing for years when undernourishment increased. Looks like only 5 or 6 (some in L.America?) out of 25 countries show a clear drop in stunting post 2018
“Sunny-Day Flooding & Mortality Risk”: Using tidal gauge & elevation data, @Val_Mueller_ASU, @theHauer & @gdsheriff show how "flooding in the absence of tropical cyclones drives an increase in deaths caused by respiratory disease & external factors."
https://t.co/TurBS60AcB