Jude Bayham

[Jude Bayham @judebayham]

I don't agree with every point in this comment but air quality standards are certainly a barrier to more prescribed burning.

[Shawn Regan @Shawn_Regan]

PERC's comment: "EPA’s proposal to lower the particulate matter standard without first fixing barriers to prescribed fire could worsen air quality and extend the wildfire crisis."

https://t.co/P0jD2swgtH

[Jude Bayham @judebayham]

@econjeffsmith @dlmillimet If your grad metrics sequence isn't covering measurement error these days, probably time for a curriculum review.

[Jude Bayham @judebayham]

@PERCtweets Agreed. The state has committed $15 million to the [FRWRM](https://t.co/PpBvRzw5pe) program to encourage fuel treatments.

[Jude Bayham @judebayham]

@Wootenomics @lynnelewis20031 @ColoradoStateU Thanks Jadrian. Back atcha.

[Jude Bayham @judebayham]

@lynnelewis20031 @ColoradoStateU Great to see you and excited to see you more often. I know the sentiment is shared by my non Twitter colleagues too.

[Eli Fenichel @EliFenichel]

This paper also looks at the way researchers rank publication tradeoffs. Economists are willing to forgo 1.4 Science, Nature, PNAS publications for 1 top 5 econ pub. Natural Scientists would give up 3.6 top 5 econ pubs for 1 Science, Nature, or PNAS pub.

[Jude Bayham @judebayham]

@teevrat Great points! I also feel like sometimes the government needs are simple analyses of good data, which may not be viewed as contributions to the literature.

[Jude Bayham @judebayham]

@MichaelWWara I like the spirit of this thread. I am concerned that including wildfire emissions would encourage more aggressive suppression of all fire. Large fuel loads are part of the problem of catastrophic fire. Maybe this would favor more mechanical fuel thinning.

[Jude Bayham @judebayham]

@jimiadams And enjoy 🚵‍♀️🚴‍♀️🚴‍♂️🚵 in all the weather! I'm about to switch to my winter tires.

[Jude Bayham @judebayham]

@jimiadams The sociology paper just wasn't using the right math notation - now the idea makes perfect sense.

[Jude Bayham @judebayham]

Yep on all of these

[Jude Bayham @judebayham]

@BryanParthum Love the gif. I am interpolating from nearby snotel sites so that is something to test against.

[Jude Bayham @judebayham]

Trying to remember that paper showing that ski resorts overstate snowfall. @BryanParthum?

[Jude Bayham @judebayham]

@JoshuaBerning @JoshuaBerning fix it

[Jude Bayham @judebayham]

@lynnelewis20031 Misread the Q. Shows how old my version is. But yeah, fire pics are hot.

[Jude Bayham @judebayham]

@lynnelewis20031 Is the left one fire? If so, that one.

[Jude Bayham @judebayham]

@BryanParthum @cjwich @LilianaforATL Someone should write papers on biking infrastructure. Jokes aside, that's a bummer. Stay safe on the roads.

[Jude Bayham @judebayham]

5/ I enjoyed collaborating with great colleagues and getting to read and reread lots of great papers.
@mwibbenmeyer @pbaylis @MarshallBBurke and many others not on twitter

[Jude Bayham @judebayham]

1/ What does economics have to do with wildfire management? A lot. Our newish review article in @AnnualReviews Resource Economics attempts to survey the contributions of economics to our understanding of wildfire management. https://t.co/rpu2SvDiF7

[Jude Bayham @judebayham]

3/ During the fire, econ helps us understand the allocation of scarce firefighting resources, effectiveness, and cost drivers.

[Jude Bayham @judebayham]

4/ Empirical econ has helped us understand the impacts of fire and societies willingness to pay to avoid the consequences of fire. We also discuss opportunities for future work on the economics of wildfire.