Environment and Energy Economics Weekly Seminar: Kyle Meng

"Forecasting theCost to Firms of Climate Policy using Prediction Markets and Lobbying Records" AbstractForecasting the cost of proposed policies may be difficult when prior experience is limited. This paper develops a […]

Energy Innovation Conference

Our Deputy Director, Colleen Callahan, will be speaking at the Energy Innovation Conference!Tickets are on sale now!Industry price: $25 with 50% off discount code “Earlybird”Ticket price includes breakfast, lunch, and parkingThe […]

IoES/Luskin Research Seminar: Anthony Michaels

"Dare to be Trivial"Presented by Dr. Anthony Michaels, Managing Director, Proteus Environmental TechnologiesAbout the TalkUniversities are homes for extraordinary innovation and scholarship. Almost by definition, environmental scholarship has the additional […]

The Futures of Food and the Futures of Farmers

The Futures of Food and the the Futures of FarmersBy the time today's UCLAundergraduates hit middle age, the world will hold almost 10 billion people, most of them affluent by […]

Environment and Energy Economics Weekly Seminar: Tamara Sheldon

"Designing Effective Plug-in Electric VehicleRebates"About the Speaker:Tamara Sheldon is a doctoral candidate in the economics department at University of California, San Diego. She is interested in environmental, energy, and public […]

Environment and Energy Economics Weekly Seminar: Junjie Zhang

’Effortless Perfection:’Do Chinese Cities Manipulate Air Pollution Data?Abstract:This paper uses unique data on daily air pollution concentrations over the period 2001-2010to test for manipulation in self-reported data by Chinese cities. […]

Environment and Energy Economics Weekly Seminar: Koichiro Ito

"The Economics of Attribute-Based Regulation: Theory and Evidence from Fuel-Economy Standards"AbstractIn many countries, fuel-economy standards mandate that vehicles meet a certain fuel economy,but heavier or larger vehicles are allowed to […]