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SUMMARY:IoES/Luskin Lunch Research Seminar - J.R. DeShazo
DESCRIPTION: “The Future of Plug-In Electric Vehicles”Link to presentation slides CLICK HEREJ.R. DeShazo\, Director of the Luskin Center forInnovation and Professor and Vice Chair of the\nDepartment of Public Policy in the Luskin School of Public Affairs at UCLA\, is an expert in economics\, public finance\, and\norganizational governance.  He holds a Ph.D.\nin Urban Planning from Harvard University and a M.Sc. in Economics from Oxford University.  His current research with electric vehicles\nand alternative fuels is in partnership with the Southern California\nAssociation of Governments’ Electric Vehicle Readiness Project which will develop a plan for siting electric vehicle charging\nstations in six Southern California counties. \nDr. DeShazo’s recent research has also focused on\nlocal public finance\, regulatory reform\, climate change policy\, and solar\nenergy policy.  He advises the Los\nAngeles City Council and the Metropolitan Water District of Southern\nCalifornia\, among key agencies.  He has\npreviously advised the US Environmental Protection Agency and the United\nNations\, among others. 
URL:https://innovation.luskin.ucla.edu/event/ioes-luskin-lunch-research-seminar-j-r-deshazo/
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SUMMARY:Environmental Economics\, Policy and Management Monthly Seminar Series: Charles Corbett
DESCRIPTION:Energy Efficiency in Small and Medium-Sized Manufacturing Firms:Order Effects and the Adoption of Process Improvement Recommendations \n  \nSuresh Muthulingam\, Cornell University\, Johnson School of\nManagement \nCharles Corbett\, UCLA Anderson School of Management \nShlomo Benartzi\, UCLA Anderson School of Management \nBohdan Oppenheim\, Loyola Marymount University \n  \nAbstract \nIn\nmany manufacturing operations\, profitable energy efficiency opportunities\nremain unexploited. While previous studies have tried to explain the\nunderinvestment\, we focus on how the way in which a portfolio of opportunities\nis presented in a list affects adoption decisions. We use information on over\n100\,000 energy saving recommendations made to more than 13\,000 small and\nmedium-sized manufacturing firms under the Industrial Assessment Centers (IAC)\nprogram of the US Department of Energy (DOE).We find that adoption rates are\nhigher for initiatives appearing early in a list of recommendations. This\nsequence effect is surprisingly consistent and large: simply moving a\nrecommendation one position lower\, at the mid-point of a list\, has the same\neffect on average as increasing upfront implementation cost by at least 17%\nfrom the average value. Given this impact of sequence on adoption of individual\nrecommendations\, we utilize variations within our data to examine how various\nsequencing approaches affect adoption at the portfolio level. Sequences in\nwhich recommendations are listed from best to worst payback achieve higher\npotential energy savings given the investments in energy efficiency made by the\nfirms. We also observe a choice overload effect at the portfolio level\, but the\nmagnitude of this effect is small.
URL:https://innovation.luskin.ucla.edu/event/environmental-economics-policy-and-management-monthly-seminar-series-charles-corbett/
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SUMMARY:Oppenheim Lecture: Conservation for Our World of Nine Billion People: The End of Nostalgia and Apocaholism
DESCRIPTION:PeterKareiva is\nthe chief scientist for The Nature Conservancy\, where he is responsible for\ndeveloping and helping to implement science-based conservation throughout this\nworldwide conservation organization and for forging new linkages with\npartners.  To register CLICK HEREThe Oppenheim Lecture Series has been established at the Institute of the Environment and Sustainability through a generous gift by Patricia Oppenheim and her family in memory of Rudi Oppenheim. This evening lecture series presents world class speakers to educate\, inform and build community discourse about the diverse environmental problems of our time.
URL:https://innovation.luskin.ucla.edu/event/oppenheim-lecture-conservation-for-our-world-of-nine-billion-people-the-end-of-nostalgia-and-apocaholism/
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SUMMARY:Westside Mayors 2013
DESCRIPTION:The Westside cities – West Hollywood\, Beverly Hills\, Culver City\, and Santa Monica – are all on different but overlapping paths to bright futures.  Santa Monica is becoming Silicon Beach\, Culver City welcomed the Expo Line\, eclectic projects continue to break ground in West Hollywood\, and Beverly Hills looks forward to cutting the ribbon on the new Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts.  Each city has strategies to achieve distinct goals.  Do they need to work together to achieve mutual success or is competition healthy as each city works to attract businesses and discretionary dollars?  How do decisions made in each city affect the Westside as a whole?  What is each mayor’s vision for the future of these unique\, but connected cities? Please join the Westside Urban Forum at the Olympic Collection on Friday\, February 15th at 7:30 am with the Mayors of each of these cities in a timely conversation moderated by JR DeShazo\, Director of the UCLA Luskin Center.ModeratorJR DeShazo\, UCLA Luskin Center for InnovationPanelistsHon. Willie Brien\, Mayor of Beverly HillsHon. Pam O’Connor\, Mayor of Santa MonicaHon. Jeffrey Prang\, Mayor of West HollywoodHon. Andy Weissman\, Mayor of Culver CityFor more information and to regiister CLICK HERE
URL:https://innovation.luskin.ucla.edu/event/westside-mayors-2013/
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SUMMARY:Social & Environmental Justice Through Spatial Lenses
DESCRIPTION:Social & Environmental Justice Through Spatial LensesApplying Knowledge of Space\, Place & Networks to Equitable SolutionsA UCLA Luskin Faculty Executive Committee SymposiumThe Luskin Faculty Executive Committee sponsors an annual inter-departmental symposium linking scholarship to real-world practice to address critical issues. This year\, UCLA and national experts will examine the use of spatial analysis to study how space and place produce and reproduce social\, economic and environmental inequality. Luskin scholars have been at the forefront of multi-disciplinary GIS-based research and the application of spatial knowledge to solution-oriented action.\nSpeakers:Dean Franklin D. Gilliam\, Jr.Robert Ross\, President & CEO\, California EndowmentEvy Blumenberg\, UCLA Luskin professor of Urban PlanningJ.R. DeShazo\, Director\, UCLA Luskin Center for InnovationPaul Ong\, UCLA Luskin professor of Urban Planning and Social WelfareManuel Pastor\, USC Program for Environmental and Regional EquityBridget Freisthler\, UCLA Luskin professor Social WelfarePaul J. Gruenewald\, Pacific Institute for Research and EvaluationIan Holloway\, UCLA Luskin professor of Social WelfareLois Takahashi\, UCLA Luskin professor of Urban PlanningLaura Abrams\, UCLA Luskin professor of Social WelfareTodd Franke\, UCLA Luskin professor of Social WelfareBridget Freisthler\, UCLA Luskin professor of Social WelfareMichael Stoll\, UCLA Luskin professor of Public PolicyLeo Estrada\, UCLA Luskin professor of Urban PlanningFor more information and to register CLICK HERE.
URL:https://innovation.luskin.ucla.edu/event/social-environmental-justice-through-spatial-lenses/
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SUMMARY:UCLA COMPLETE STREETS FOR CALIFORNIA 2013 CONFERENCE
DESCRIPTION:The UCLA Complete Streets for California conference on Thursday\, February 28\, 2013\,will highlight recent accomplishments\, explore new research\, and presentimplementation examples and benchmarks to create multi-use street environmentsthat promote vibrant\, healthy and active communities.Featuring Keynote Address from:Janette Sadik-Khan\, Commissioner of the New York City Department of TransportationThe conference will provide information on Complete Streets issues forplanners\, elected and appointed public officials\, engineers\, non-profitorganizations\, advocates\, consultants\, students and others involved in the Complete Streets field.For more information and to register CLICK HERECo-hosts:UCLA Lewis CenterUCLA Institute of Transportation StudiesUCLA Luskin School of Public Affairs  
URL:https://innovation.luskin.ucla.edu/event/ucla-complete-streets-for-california-2013-conference/
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