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Emissions, Transmission, and the Environmental Value of Renewable Energy
A recent study shows that high energy demand can cause congestion which limits the environmental benefit of the wind energy.
Benefits of Renewable Energy Vary From Place to Place
The work can help target renewable energy investments where they can do the most good.
Student Spotlight: Daniyar Zhumadilov
Daniyar is a graduate student in the Economics program who has taken advantage of the resources available through his affiliation with CENrEp to build his network and grow as a presenter.
Climate Change and Outdoor Recreation
Roger von Haefen explains how a changing climate can impact recreational fishing behavior.
How Do You Determine Demand for Water Quality Improvements when Monetary Resources are Scarce?
New research in the field of water, sanitation and hygiene analyzes the willingness to pay for in-home water filtration in rural northern Ghana.
Camp Resources XXVII Rescheduled to 2021
The conference will now be held August 9-10, 2021, at the Cambria Hotel Downtown Asheville in Asheville, NC.
Have Economics Expertise, Will Travel: von Haefen Presents Research in China
In November and December 2019, ARE Associate Professor Roger von Haefen traveled to China to present his research on the Deepwater Horizon oil spill, climate change, and outdoor recreation.
2019 CEnREP Milestones
This past year saw CEnREP affiliates making strides in economics research, receiving grants to further their work, and traveling around the globe to present their findings. What else did CEnREP affiliates accomplish in 2019? Read more to find out.
Paul Fackler to Co-Lead Tutorial on Adaptive Management in April 2020
Adaptive management seeks to determine sound management strategies in the face of uncertainty concerning the behavior of the system being managed.
Dr. Gernot Wagner, NYU Department of Environmental Studies: “Declining CO2 Price Paths”
Date & Time: November 7th, 3:30-5:00 PM Location: Talley Student Union 4270 Please join us for a special guest lecture by Dr. Gernot Wagner, Clinical Associate Professor at New York University’s Department of Environmental Studies and Associated Clinical Professor at […]