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I just finished the new book by my ertswhile colleague Al Roth. Highly
recommended! The subtitle is a good summary.
1 day ago
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About Me
- Steven Sexton
- I am a PhD student in agricultural and resource economics at UC Berkeley
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Hello Again World! - This is the WordPress version of the Environmental Economics blog, previously hosted by Typepad from 2005 to 2025. The blog was most active from 2005 to 20...7 months ago
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California DOF projects 5 Delta Counties Will Account for 84% of California's Population Growth Over The Next 45 Years, While Southern California Population Is Projected To Decline - California DOF's population projections are highly relevant to State planning efforts such as water infrastructure. The vast majority of the State's fut...10 months ago
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My "Migration" to Substack - Dear Readers, In recent months, I have posted my public writing to my free Substack. I have such fond memories of Google Blogspot, thus it deeply surprises...1 year ago
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Congratulations to Nobel Laureate Richard Thaler! - It should surprise no one, and delight everyone, that Richard Thaler has won this year’s Nobel in economics. Congratulations! Thaler is a big reason I pe...8 years ago
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April
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- Kahn on green nudges and environmental ideology
- The green jobs myth
- If saving lives isn't the goal . . . ban DDT
- Where are the green jobs?
- New tactics needed for today's war on environmenta...
- The UK Telegraph, in an unsigned editorial, doesn'...
- How many carbon emissions has the icelandic volcan...
- Is climate change policy still alive?
- 'Hockey Stick' used "inappropriate" methods
- What economics tells us about AB32
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