Call for Abstracts: USSEE 2024 Conference
USSEE is accepting abstracts through March 11 for its June 6-9 2024 conference, held virtually and in the Albany, NY area.
USSEE is accepting abstracts through March 11 for its June 6-9 2024 conference, held virtually and in the Albany, NY area.
The Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics at Colorado State University seeks a Post-Doctoral candidate for a project related to the impacts of inland flooding, funded by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. The Post-Doc will work in collaboration with Jude Bayham, Chris Goemans, Dale Manning, and Jordan Suter to analyze responses to flood risk, information about flood events, and evacuation orders using mobile device location data. The research seeks to quantify impacts on short-run and longer-run economic activity and will include the compilation and analysis of datasets related to the timing, location, and intensity of flood events.
We are delighted to announce the XXV Annual BIOECON Conference, themed “Economic Development, Population Dynamics, and Biodiversity Conservation,” taking place from September 4th to 6th, 2024, at Kings College, Cambridge, United Kingdom.
The USGS Fort Collins Science Center is recruiting for a GS-12 Term Economist position stationed in Fort Collins, CO (https://www.usajobs.gov/job/783175000). The position will close on 4/5/24. This position will provide support for multiple ongoing wildfire research projects.
Dr. Jenny Apriesnig at the College of Business at Michigan Tech University is recruiting a master’s student in Applied Natural Resource Economics to assist with a regional economic analysis as part of an ongoing EPA-funded project. Duties will include evaluating and synthesizing regional economic data, working with team members to develop scenarios to evaluate energy transitions, using IMPLAN to evaluate scenarios, and developing and applying a computable general equilibrium model.
Jobs or internships doing simulation modeling of the US electric power sector for analysis of environmental policies, other policies, and proposed generation and transmission projects. To meet the demand for this influential modeling, there are multiple openings. For each new member of our friendly team, the job will call for mastering a sophisticated engineering-economic…
The U.S. Forest Service’s Southern Research Station is looking to hire a post-doctoral researcher to analyze the factors that influence forest impacts from drought and assist in creating a risk framework that can be applied to rapidly assess the potential for forest impact from drought. The successful candidate will join an interdisciplinary team comprised of scientists from the U.S. Forest Service and North Carolina State University. Candidates at the post-masters and established scientists may also be considered depending on skills and experience.
We are looking to hire an Instructor Position at University of Hawai’i to serve and support an interdisciplinary undergraduate program in Natural Resources and Environmental Management. The individual will teach 5-6 courses per year (18- 20 credits) including an introductory resource economics course, sustainable systems and other courses, depending on the expertise of the selected individual. The job listing can be found here and the job description is posted below.
The Harvard Environmental Economics Program and the Weatherhead Center for International Affairs at Harvard University will host a Climate Economics Pipeline Workshop on Monday June 17 at the Harvard Kennedy School in Cambridge, MA. This one-day workshop will focus on presentations by young economics scholars conducting research on climate change and climate change policy.
The Ivan Allen College of Liberal Arts at the Georgia Institute of Technology invites applications for an Associate or Full Professor to serve as Director of the Energy, Policy, and Innovation Center (EPICenter), an interdisciplinary center reporting through the Strategic Energy Institute (SEI) within the Office of the Executive Vice President for Research (EVPR). Candidates are expected to demonstrate an exceptional commitment to the teaching of students.
Seeking a full-time MA-level Research Assistant to work on microeconomic analyses of environmental, natural resource, and climate change issues in Latin America and the Caribbean. This one- to two-year position is at Inter-American Development Bank headquarters in Washington, DC.