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Natural Resource and Environmental Economics Seminars

BROWNBAG SEMINARS IN NATURAL RESOURCE AND ENVIRONMENTAL ECONOMICS
(Unless otherwise noted, seminars are held Fridays at 12:30 in Blocker 448)

Upcoming Seminars


Date Presenter Affiliation Presentation Topic
September 18, 2009 Catherine Eckel
Experimental Economist
University of Texas at Dallas Are social preferences stable across doamins in the field?
paper
October 16, 2009 Fidel Gonzalez
Resource Economist
University of Sam Houston Environmental Taxes for a Stock Pollutant under Time-Varying Uncertainty Aversion
paper


Past Seminars

Date Presenter Affiliation Presentation Topic
April 17, 2009 Roberton Williams University of California at Berkeley California's Greenhouse Gas Regulation: Are There Economic Costs?
March 27, 2009 Peter Berck
S.J. Hall Professor of Forest Economics
University of Texas and NBMR An Estimate of the Second-Best Optimal Gasoline Tax Considering Both Efficiency and Equity
abstract
paper
February 17, 2009
Tuesday
Roger von Haefen North Carolina State University TBA
November 14, 2008 Pallab Mozumder Florida International University Understanding Household Preference for Hurricane Risk Mitigation Information: Evidence from Survey Responses
abstract
September 19, 2008 Richard T. Woodward and Allen Blackman Dept. of Ag Econ
Texas A&M University
and
Resources for the Future
Paying for Environmental Services in Costa Rica: Do Hydroelectric Plants Get What They Pay For?
abstract
April 25, 2008 David Bell Department of Ag Econ
Texas A&M University
An Annual Difference Approach to Water Price Elasticity
April 18, 2008 Nicholas Brozovic Department of Ag
& Consumer Economics
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Optimal Management of an Ecosystem with an Unknown Threshold
abstract
March 21, 2008 David Bell Department of Ag Econ
Texas A&M University
An Annual Difference Approach to Water Price Elasticity
February 22, 2008 Edward Morey Department of Economics
University of Colorado
Explaining and Predicting Recreational Choices in Terms of Consumer Durables/Constraints: Kids, Spouse, Fat, Lack of Fitness
abstract
January 18, 2008
To N. Nguyen
Mary Riddel
W. Douglass Shaw
Paul M. Jakus
Texas A&M University
University of Nevada, Las Vegas
Texas A&M University, and
Utah State University
Modeling Perceived Distributions of Mortality Risks from Arsenic Concentrations in Drinking Water
Abstract
November 9, 2007
Jeffrey Czajkowski Center for Environmental Studies
Austin College
Is It Time to Go Yet? Dynamically Modeling Hurricane Evacuation Decisions
Abstract
 
October 19, 2007
Frank A. Ward New Mexico State University TBA
 
April 27, 2007
James Richardson and AFPC Agricultural and Food Policy Center
Texas A&M University
Review of Current Renewable Energy Projects by AFPC
 
April 20, 2007
Bruce McCarl Dept. of Agricultural Economics
Texas A&M University
Economic Analysis of Biofuels
March 23, 2007
Michael Farmer Texas Tech University TBA
 
February 23, 2007
Doug Larson Univeristy of California-Davis TBA
February 16, 2007
Cody Zilverberg Dept. of Agricultural Economics
Texas A&M University
Technological Choices and Conflict: Observations from Guatemala
January 19, 2007
David Newburn Dept. of Agricultural Economics
Texas A&M University
The Effect of Exurban and Suburban Development on Agricultural Land Values
November 17, 2006
Darmawan Prasodjo Dept. of Agricultural Economics
Texas A&M University
Threat Assessment Using an Integrative Approach of Probabilistic Risk Modeling and Stochastic Programming with an Application to Southern Pine Beetle Outbreaks
October 27, 2006
Jamie Kruse Center for Natural Hazards Research
East Carolina University
Flood Prone with a View: Risk and Amenities in a Coastal Housing Market
September 15, 2006 Seth Guikema Dept. of Management Science and Engineering
Stanford University
Risk Analysis in the DHS Era: Game Theory, Bayesian Probability, and Setting Protection Priorities
paper
May 19, 2006 Richard Woodward and Douglass Shaw Dept. of Agricultural Economics
Texas A&M University
Allocating Resources in an Uncertain World: Water Management and Endangered Species Risk
April 21, 2006 Ron Griffin and
David Bell
Dept. of Agricultural Economics
Texas A&M University
NA
April 17, 2006
(Monday 10:00 a.m., room 448D)
Jinhua Zhao Iowa State University Double Irreversibilities and Endogenous Learning in Land Conversion Decisons
paper
March 6, 2006
(Monday 3:00 p.m., room 448D)
V. Kerry Smith North Carolina State University Adjusting to Natural Disasters
paper
February 22, 2006
(Wednesday
10:00 a.m.)
Klaus Moeltner Dept. of Resource Economics
University of Nevada, Reno
Meta-Analysis and Benefit Transfer for Resource Valuation: Addressing Classical Challenges with Bayesian Modeling
paper
November 18, 2005 Samuel Brody

Environmental Planning & Sustainability Research Unit
Dept. of Lanscape Architecture & Urban Planning
Texas A&M University

Sustainable Planning on the Urban Fringe: Examining the causes and consequences of wetland development in Florida
(seminar abstract)
2 papers:
pdf
MSWord
October 21, 2005 Hwa Kim Dept. of Agricultural Economics
Texas A&M University
New Looks at the Environmental Kuznets Curve
September 16, 2005 Bill McCready

Knowledge Networks Vice President for Government and Research

Conducting Surveys regarding the Environment & Recreational Land Use with the Knowledge Networks National Household Panel
June 10, 2005 John Robinson
& Ari Michelson
Dept. of Agricultural Economics
Texas A&M University
Impact of Water Supply Limitations from Federal Decisions in South Texas (paper)
May 5, 2005,
Thurs, 10:00 a.m.
Charlie Kolstad Donald Bren School of Environmental Science & Management, University of California, Santa Barbara Adjustment Costs from Environmental Change (with David L. Kelly) (paper)
April 29, 2005 Per Fredriksson Department of Economics
Southern Methodist University
Legislative Organization and Pollution Taxation (with Daniel L. Millimet) (paper)
March 25, 2005 Steve Puller Dept. of Economics
Texas A&M University
Understanding Strategic Bidding in Restructured Electricity Markets: A Case Study of ERCOT (paper)
February 8, 2005
(9:00 a.m.)
Kenneth M. Strzepek Water Resource Engineering and Economics, U. of Colorado An Ex-post Benefit-Cost Analysis of the High Aswan Dam using a CGE Model of Egypt
January 21, 2005 Douglass Shaw Dept. of Agricultural Economics
Texas A&M University
Perceived Risks of Nuclear Waste Transportation and Storage



Please contact Douglass Shaw if you would like to present or suggest an outside speaker for the Natural Resource & Environmental Economics seminar series.