Environmental Economics
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Since John called me out in public to start re-posting and then started while I was at an administrative retreat…well played John…I'm back! When John and I started Env-Econ in 2005, our goal was to help bring economic thinking to environmental issues in a fun, casual way that is accessible to non-academic audiences. Over the…
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Sometimes I forget the amount of content @johnwhitehead81 and I created at https://t.co/JbxmB6cByt for almost 15 years. Glad people are still finding it useful. Tempted to start posting again. https://t.co/WNvxWja9Dt — Tim Haab (@tim_env_econ) January 8, 2023 https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js
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From the inbox: I just read your article in REEP with the survey of environmental economists. I look forward to using it in my class next term – I usually start class off with a survey of the students, and it will be fun now to compare their answers to those of the profession. Thanks…
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The Intelligent Economist (oxymoron?) lists the 100 best economics blogs for 2016: If you’re looking for practical, insightful and educational economics blogs, you’ve come to the right place. Here are the 100 best economics blogs online, listed in no particular order. Today, as you know, there’s no shortage of high-quality economics blogs on the web. But we decided…
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Here is our first post 10 years ago today: John Whitehead and Tim Haab are excited to announce the launch of ENVIRONMENTAL ECONOMICS. A website and blog dedicated to accessible writings on environment and natural resource issues written by economists. ENVIRONMENTAL ECONOMICS can be found at www.env-econ.net On the site you will find: Opinion pieces…
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Mark Thoma: Via the Lindau blog: The verdict: is blogging or tweeting about research papers worth it?, by Melissa Terras: Eager to find out what impact blogging and social media could have on the dissemination of her work, Melissa Terras took all of her academic research, including papers that have been available online for years,…
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From the inbox (emphasis added): My name is [redacted] and I am the SEO expert of a leading SEO service provider company. As per my analysis, your website is not performing well in the Google organic search. Also your traffic is poor from last couple of months due to some of the reasons. Some of…
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Using data from almost 9 years of pageviews at this blog, I fit a trend line with an OLS regression model where the dependent variable is the 30 day moving average (the blue line) of page views as measured by Typepad (where x is the time period). Here are two contrasting 1000 day forecasts (the trend…
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At the risk of declaring oneself a public "intellectual" (The Ticker): Nicholas Kristof of The New York Times riled many scholars with a column in Sunday’s newspaper that laments what he perceives as the disappearance of intellectuals from the national stage. Mr. Kristof writes that there are some exceptions to his assertion but adds that,…
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