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Program at a Glance


Wednesday May 31, 2023
3:00 PM - 4:30 PM
Thursday June 1, 2023
9:00 AM - 10:30 AM
10:45 AM - 12:15 PM
2:45 PM - 4:15 PM
4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
Friday June 2, 2023
8:30 AM - 10:00 AM
10:15 AM - 11:45 AM
1:15 PM - 2:45 PM
3:00 PM - 4:30 PM






AERE Program

1. Environmental Issues and Climate Change in Latin America (Virtual Access for Attendees) [Organized Session]
Wednesday | 3:00 pm-4:30 pm | A - Massachusetts (Virtual Access for Attendees)

Chair: Danae Hernandez-Cortes, Arizona State University
  • Comparing Protection Types in The Peruvian Amazon: Multiple-Use Protected Areas Did No Worse for Forests. .....Jimena Rico Straffon, University of California, Santa Barbara; Zhenhua Wang, University of Missouri; Alexander Pfaff, Duke University
  • The Unintended Environmental Effect of a Climate Change Adaptation Strategy: Evidence From the Colombian Coffee Sector. .....Juliana Helo, Universidad de los Andes; Juan Carlos Muñoz-Mora, Universidad EAFIT; Ana Pirela-Rios, Universidad EAFIT
  • The Effects of Natural Disasters on Labor Allocation: Evidence from Brazil. .....Danae Hernandez-Cortes, Arizona State University; Sophie Mathes, FGV EPGE
2. Fossil Fuels [Regular Session]
Wednesday | 3:00 pm-4:30 pm | B - Connecticut

Chair: Duygu Ekin Ayasli, University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee
  • How Do Natural Gas Pipeline Networks Affect Emissions From Drilling and Flaring?. .....Lauren Beatty, University of Maryland at College Park
  • Negotiations of Oil and Gas Auxiliary Lease Clauses: Evidence from Pennsylvania’s Marcellus Shale. .....Max Harleman, Georgia College and State University; Elaine Hill, University of Rochester; Pramod Manohar, University of Rochester
  • Oil Companies' Reserve Sensitivity to the Oil Price. .....Saraly Andrade de Sá, University of Geneva; Diego Cardoso, Purdue University; Julien Daubanes, University of Geneva
  • Does the Shale Gas Revolution Hinder Clean Energy Innovation?. .....Duygu Ekin Ayasli, University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee; Itziar Lazkano, University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee
3. Agriculture and Conservation [Regular Session]
Wednesday | 3:00 pm-4:30 pm | C - Rhode Island

Chair: Bryan Leonard, Arizona State University
  • Persistent and Immediate Effects of Land Conservation Programs on Local Economy and Labor Market: Evidence From Linking Historical and Current Conservation Programs in the USA. .....Liqing Li, California State University, Fullerto; APARNA HOWLADER, Chatham University
  • The Effect of Farmers’ Perceptions on Adoption of Conservation Tillage. .....Macson Ogieriakhi, Texas A&M University; Richard Woodward, Texas A&M University
  • Spatially Coordinated Conservation Auctions: A Framed Field Experiment Focusing on Farmland Wildlife Conservation in China. .....Zhaoyang Liu, University of Cambridge; Simanti Banerjee, University of Nebraska, Lincol; Tim Cason, Purdue University; Nick Hanley, University of Glasgow; Qi Liu, University of Cambridge; Jintao Xu, Peking University; Andreas Kontoleon, University of Cambridge
  • The Economics of Contracting for Conservation. .....Bryan Leonard, Arizona State University; Christopher Costello, University of California, Santa Barbara; Kailin Kroetz, Arizona State University
4. Pollution and Distribution [Regular Session]
Wednesday | 3:00 pm-4:30 pm | D - Somerset

Chair: Suvy Qin, University of California, Berkeley
  • Job Loss, Selective Migration, and the Accumulation of Disadvantage: Evidence From Appalachia’s Coal Country. .....Eleanor Krause, Harvard University
  • Measuring the Clean Energy Transition and its Distributional Impacts. .....John Voorheis, US Census Bureau; Jonathan Colmer, University of Virginia; Eva Lyubich, US Census Bureau
  • Regulation-induced Air Pollution Spillover and Spatial Re-distribution. .....Wentao Jia, Hunan University; Chunbo Ma, The University of Western Australia; Xiao Wang, Hunan University; Xie Rui, Hunan University
  • Income, Wealth, and Environmental Inequality in the United States. .....Jonathan Colmer, University of Virginia; Suvy Qin, University of California, Berkeley; John Voorheis, US Census Bureau; Reed Walker, University of California at Berkeley
5. Remote Sensing [Regular Session]
Wednesday | 3:00 pm-4:30 pm | F - Cumberland

Chair: Luoye Chen, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology
  • Evaluating Power Sector Emissions Under China's Regional Carbon ETS Pilots: A View from Space. .....Steven Ruoyu Chen, University of Windsor
  • Remote Control: Debiasing Remote Sensing Predictions for Causal Inference.. .....Matthew Gordon, Yale University; Megan Ayers, Yale University; Luke Sanford, Yale University
  • The Value of Remotely-Sensed Data in Terrestrial Habitat Corridor Design for Large Migratory Species. .....Kailin Kroetz, Arizona State University; Bryan Leonard, Arizona State University; Laura Gigliotti, University of California at Berkeley; Arthur Middleton, University of California, Berkeley
  • Known and Unknown: Uncertainty in Estimating Land Use Change From Satellite Data. .....Luoye Chen, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology; Madhu Khanna, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
6. Pollution Control [Regular Session]
Wednesday | 3:00 pm-4:30 pm | G - Kennebec

Chair: Mun Ho, RFF
  • Pollution Control, Technology, and Trees. .....Jean-Baptiste Tondji, University of Texas Rio Grande Valley
  • Dynamically Regulating Emissions of Stock Pollutants. .....Qian Wang, University of California, Davis
  • Multi-Pollutant Cap-and-Trade Systems With Heterogeneous Firms. .....Justin Kakeu, university of Prince Edward island
  • The Synergy of Pollution Control and Carbon Mitigation: Evidence From the Eleventh Five-Year Plan in China. .....Jing Cao, Tsinghua University; Yazhen Gong, Renmin University; Qingfeng Liu, Tsinghua University; Mun Ho, RFF
7. Water Resources [Regular Session]
Wednesday | 3:00 pm-4:30 pm | H - Lincoln

Chair: Prashikdivya Gajbhiye, University of Massachusetts - Amherst
  • Does Drought Reduce Economic Activity?. .....Sheila Olmstead, University of Texas at Austi; Hilary Sigman, Rutgers University
  • Buying Back Irrigation Water for Endangered Species Protection: Evidence From a Laboratory Experiment and a High-Stakes Field Experiment With Farmers. .....Lusi Xie, University of Delaware; Kent Messer, University of Delaware; Leah Palm-Forster, University of Delaware; Mark Masters, University of Delaware; Holly Michael, University of Delaware
  • Melt Water, Seasonality and Economic Activities. An Example From South Asia. .....Pierre Uginet, Paris School of Economics
  • The Heterogeneous Effect of Surface Irrigation on Groundwater Table Improvement: Evidence From the Command Area of Sardar Sarovar Dam in India. .....Prashikdivya Gajbhiye, University of Massachusetts - Amherst; Nilesh Shinde, University of Massachusetts - Amherst; Matt Woerman, University of Massachusetts-Amherst
8. Climate [Regular Session]
Wednesday | 3:00 pm-4:30 pm | I - Oxford

Chair: Simon Dietz, London School of Economics
  • Financial Modeling of Climate Risk Supports Stringent Mitigation Action. .....Adam Bauer, University of Illinois at Urbana of Champaig; Cristian Proistosescu, University of Illinois at Urbana of Champaig; Gernot Wagner, New York University, Stern School of Business
  • Instrument Choice for Carbon Capture & Storage Adoption. .....Andrew Waxman, The University of Texas at Austi; Joseph Stemmler, University of Texas at Austi
  • International Climate Finance: Welfare Effects and Optimal Design. .....Jing Cao, Tsinghua University; Naixin Huang, Tsinghua University; Ting Ji, Central University of Finance and Economics; Yi Lu, Tsinghua University
  • Economic Benefits of Rapid Methane Action. .....Simon Dietz, London School of Economics; James Rising, University of Delaware; Drew Shindell, Duke University; Thomas Stoerk, National Bank of Belgium
9. Development and the Environment
Wednesday | 3:00 pm-4:30 pm | E - York

Chair: Nick Hagerty, Montana State University
  • Gendered Time-Use Benefits From Improved Cooking Solutions: A Multi-Country Impact Evaluation. .....Maya Chandrasekaran, Duke University; Marc Jeuland, Duke University; Subhrendu Pattanayak, Duke University; Krishnapriya Perumbillissery, Duke University
  • Heterogeneous Outcomes and Optimal Subsidies: The Case of Mexico City’s Rainwater Harvesting Program. .....Javier Alejandro Lopez Aguilar, University of Maryland at College Park
  • Mangroves Help Reduce the Impact of Climate-induced Cyclones in India. .....Kunxin Zhu, Ohio State University; Daniela Miteva, Ohio State University; Sathya Gopalakrishnan, Ohio State University
  • Industrial Water Pollution and Agricultural Production in India. .....Nick Hagerty, Montana State University; Anshuman Tiwari, University of California, Santa Barbara
10. Economic Implications of Subsidizing Wind Energy (Virtual Access for Attendees) [Organized Session]
Thursday | 9:00 am-10:30 am | A - Massachusetts (Virtual Access for Attendees)

Chair: Michael Ricks, National Bureau of Economic Research
  • How Large are the Cost Savings From Renewable Energy Auctions? Evidence from Germany. .....Richard Sweeney, ; Anshuman Bhakri, boston college
  • Tax Credit Structure and Wind Farm Investment Decisions. .....Sara Johns, University of California, Berkeley
  • The Dynamic Efficiency of Policy Uncertainty: Evidence from Wind Industry. .....Luming Chen, University of Wisconsin, Madison
  • Dynamic Inefficiencies of Production Subsidies: Technological Progress, Investment, and the Race for Wind Resource. .....Michael Ricks, National Bureau of Economic Research
11. Electricity [Regular Session]
Thursday | 9:00 am-10:30 am | B - Connecticut

Chair: Matthias Paustian, Federal Reserve Board
  • The Intended and Unintended Consequences of Large Electricity Subsidies: Evidence from Mongolia. .....Odmaa Narantungalag, University of Denver; Syed Hasan, ABT Associates; Martin Berka, ABT Associates
  • Transition From Plan to Market: Imperfect Regulations in the Electricity Sector of China. .....Jing Cao, Tsinghua University; Mun Ho, RFF; Rong Ma, Beihang University; Yu Zhang, Tsinghua University
  • Electrification of Residential Appliances: Water Heater Choice and Policy Designs for Net-Zero Targets. .....Zhenxuan Wang, Duke University
  • A dynamic Model of Building Electrification. .....Matthias Paustian, Federal Reserve Board
12. Food and Agriculture I [Regular Session]
Thursday | 9:00 am-10:30 am | C - Rhode Island

Chair: Jerome Dumortier, Indiana University - Purdue University Indianapolis
  • Pesticides Use, Resistance, and the "Billion-Dollar Bug": Evidence From Farmers’ Management of US Corn Fields. .....Jonathan McFadden, USDA Economic Research Service; Seth Wechsler, USDA Animal Plant and Health Inspection Service; Samuel Williamson, University of Maryland, College Park
  • Technology Adaptation to Climate Change: Evidence From German Seed Growers. .....Maria Gerullis, Cornell University; Ariel Ortiz-Bobea, Cornell University; Thomas Heckelei, University of Bonn
  • Geography of Climate Change Adaptation in U.S. Agriculture. .....Jingfang Zhang, University of Kentucky; Emir Malikov, University of Nevada, Las Vegas; Ruiqing Miao, Department Of Economics, Auburn University; Prasenjit Ghosh, University of Southern Indiana
  • Consequences of Climate Change and Vehicle Electrification for U.S. Agriculture. .....Jerome Dumortier, Indiana University - Purdue University Indianapolis
13. Disparate Impacts [Regular Session]
Thursday | 9:00 am-10:30 am | D - Somerset

Chair: Ana Varela Varela, University of Amsterdam
  • Challenging Traditions: Climate and Conflict in Africa. .....Angela Doku, University of Chicago; Camila Galindo, Universidad de Los Andes
  • The Development of Power Plants, Energy Justice, and Local Welfare in the United States. .....Suhyun Jung, Oregon State University; Young Gwan Lee, West Virginia University
  • Power Outages: National Trends, Economic Cost, and Distributional Impacts. .....Christine Crago, University of Massachusetts - Amherst; Jay Taneja, University of Massachusetts - Amherst; Dan Ai, University of Massachusetts - Amherst; Zeal Shah, University of Massachusetts - Amherst
  • Out in the Cold: Effect of Temperature Shocks on Evictions. .....Ana Varela Varela, University of Amsterdam
14. Market Structure [Regular Session]
Thursday | 9:00 am-10:30 am | E - York

Chair: Xiaolin Zhou, University of Massachusetts-Amherst
  • Competition and Adaptation to Climate Shocks. .....Francis Annan, University of California, Berkeley; Edem Klobodu, UNC Chapel Hill; Jeffrey Shrader, Columbia University
  • Nuclear Power Subsidies in Competitive Electricity Markets: The Case of Ohio's HB6. .....Daniel Karney, Ohio University
  • Reliable Electricity: Prices, Quantities, and Market Power. .....Christopher Holt, Institute for Policy Integrity at New York University School of Law
  • Market Power in Electricity Market: Evidence From Nuclear Refueling Outage. .....Ming Ge, University of Massachusetts - Amherst; Xiaolin Zhou, University of Massachusetts-Amherst
15. Air Pollution and Health [Regular Session]
Thursday | 9:00 am-10:30 am | F - Cumberland

Chair: Jayash Paudel, University of Oklahoma
  • Carbon Pricing With Regressive Co-benefits: Air Quality and Health Effects From British Columbia’s Carbon Tax are Positive but Unequally Distributed. .....Lorenzo Sileci, London School of Economics
  • Does Air Pollution Impair Work Safety? The Impact of PM2.5 on Severe Workplace Injuries. .....Zhanhan Yu, Syracuse University
  • Air Pollution and High Stakes Physical Activity. .....Scott Holladay, University of Tennessee; Michael Brown, Air Force Institute of Technology
  • Air Quality and Suicide: Empirical Evidence From Brazil. .....Jayash Paudel, University of Oklahoma; Nilesh Shinde, University of Massachusetts - Amherst
16. Pro-Environmental Attitudes and Behaviors [Regular Session]
Thursday | 9:00 am-10:30 am | G - Kennebec

Chair: Robbie Maris, The University of Waikato
  • Market Structure, Evolution and Regulation with Pro-Socially Motivated Firms. .....Nathan Chan, University of Massachusetts - Amherst; Andreas Lange, University of Hamburg
  • Improving Citizens’ Support for Carbon Taxes in China – Experimental Evidence From 3,000 Households. .....Yuanwei Xu, Ruhr University Bochum; Christoph Feldhaus, Ruhr-University Bochum; Andreas Löschel, Ruhr-University Bochum
  • Inducing Pro-Environmental Behavioral Change Through Ex-Post Causal Attribution. .....Florian Diekert, Heidelberg University; Timo Goeschl, Heidelberg University; Christian König-Kersting, Yunnan University of Finance and Economics
  • How Do First-Time Experiences Affect Future Behaviour and Attitudes - A Field Experiment on Volunteering for Nature Restoration Groups. .....Robbie Maris, The University of Waikato; Zack Dorner, The University of Waikato; Fredrik Carlsson, University of Gothenburg
17. Water Pollution [Regular Session]
Thursday | 9:00 am-10:30 am | H - Lincoln

Chair: Xibo Wan, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
  • Is Free Trade Good for Water Quality?. .....Ron Chan, University of Manchester; Edward Manderson, University of Manchester; Fan Zhang, The World Bank
  • Water Contamination by Animal Feeding Operations: Evidence From Iowa and North Carolina. .....Claire Palandri, University of Chicago
  • Rural Drinking Water Habits, Information Provision, and Pollution Exposure. .....Gabriel Lade, Macalester College; Jacquiline Comito, Iowa State university; Jamie Benning, Iowa State university; Catherine Kling, Cornell University; David Keiser, University of Massachusetts-Amherst
  • I Love That Dirty Water? Value of Water Quality in Recreation Sites. .....Christopher R. Knittel, Massachusetts Institute of Technology; Jing Li, Massachusetts Institute of Technology; Xibo Wan, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
18. Macro, Finance, and Trade [Regular Session]
Thursday | 9:00 am-10:30 am | I - Oxford

Chair: Vedanshi Nevatia, Colorado State University
  • Green Financial and Regulatory Policies: Why are Some Central Banks Moving Faster Than Others?. .....Bhavya Gupta, National University of Singapore; Ruijie Cheng, The World Bank; Ramkishen Rajan, National University of Singapore
  • Estimating Macro-Fiscal Effects of Climate Shocks From Billions of Geospatial Weather Observations. .....Berkay Akyapi, University of Florida; Matthieu Bellon, European Stability Mechanism; Emanuele Massetti, International Monetary Fund
  • Does the World Trade Organization Enable Biosecurity and Trade for Importers and Exporters?. .....Linda Fernandez, Virginia Commonwealth University; Monica Das, Skidmore College
  • The "Great Green Finance Gap" in Developing Countries: Evidence From Region-Wise Differential Pricing of Green Bonds. .....Vedanshi Nevatia, Colorado State University
19. Impacts of Disasters (Virtual Access for Attendees) [Organized Session]
Thursday | 10:45 am-12:15 pm | A - Massachusetts (Virtual Access for Attendees)

Chair: Julia Berazneva, Middlebury College
  • Wildfire Risk, Salience, and Housing Development in the Wildland-Urban Interface. .....Katie Jo Black, Kenyon College
  • Supply Chain Resiliency to Disaster Shocks. .....Stefan Borsky, University of Graz, Wegener Center; Hannah Hennighausen, University of Alaska, Anchorage
  • Wildfires and Local Labor Markets. .....Raphaelle Gauvin-Coulombe, Middlebury College; Akhil Rao, Middlebury College
  • “Still Strong”: The Effects of Hurricane Irene on the Preferences and Policy Views of Vermonters More Than One Decade Later. .....Julia Berazneva, Middlebury College; Jeffrey Carpenter, Middlebury College; Michelle McCauley, Middlebury College; Akhil Rao, Middlebury College; Peter Matthews, Middlebury College
20. Solar Power [Regular Session]
Thursday | 10:45 am-12:15 pm | B - Connecticut

Chair: Justin Kirkpatrick, Michigan State University
  • Distributional Effects of Residential Solar Subsidies. .....Ozgen Kiribrahim, Arizona State University; Lucy Qiu, University of Maryland at College Park
  • Unconventional Industrial Policy: Demand Subsidies, Learning, and Entry in the US Residential Solar Industry. .....Jacob Bradt, Harvard Kennedy School
  • Valuing Technology Complementarities: Rooftop Solar and Energy Storage. .....Bryan Bollinger, New York University, Stern School of Business; Naim Darghouth, LBNL; Kenneth Gillingham, Yale University; Andres Gonzalez-Lira, PUC Chile
  • The (Dis)amenity of Visible Solar Panels. .....Justin Kirkpatrick, Michigan State University; Bryan Bollinger, New York University, Stern School of Business; Kenneth Gillingham, Yale University
21. Food and Agriculture II [Regular Session]
Thursday | 10:45 am-12:15 pm | C - Rhode Island

Chair: Minh-Nhat Pham, UiT the Arctic University of Norway
  • Food Bank Responses to Major Disasters. .....Yifan Peng, University of Illinois; Amy Ando, University of Illinois; Craig Gundersen, Baylor University
  • Local and Global Impacts of Genetically Modified Crop Adoption. .....Vasundhara Gaur, University of British Columbia; Frederik Noack, University of British Columbia; Eduardo Souza-Rodriguez, University of Toronto
  • The Impact of Carbon Labels: Causal Evidence From the Student Restaurant. .....Anna Schulze Tilling, University of Bonn
  • Controlling the Stock or the Habitat – A Three-Species Bioeconomic Model of Norwegian Reindeer Husbandry Facing Climate Change Consequences. .....Minh-Nhat Pham, UiT the Arctic University of Norway
22. Public Transit, EVs and Technology [Regular Session]
Thursday | 10:45 am-12:15 pm | D - Somerset

Chair: Jamal Mamkhezri, New Mexico State University
  • Scalable, Recomputable Characterizations of Pedestrian First/Last-Mile Experiences. .....Sarah West, Macalester College; Clemens Pilgram, University of Southern California
  • Public Charging Stations and the City. .....Beia Spiller, Resources for the Future; Rachel Wilwerding, Fordham University
  • Consumer Preferences for Battery Electric Vehicles Considering Energy Mix: A Choice Experiment Study. .....Jamal Mamkhezri, New Mexico State University
23. Peers and Information [Regular Session]
Thursday | 10:45 am-12:15 pm | E - York

Chair: Caroline Noblet, University of Maine
  • Peer Effects in Climate Change Beliefs. .....Yilan Xu, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaig; Xialing Zhao, Pennsylvania State University; Linlin Fan, Pennsylvania State University
  • Environmental and Economic Implications of Peer-to-Peer Sharing. .....Francisco J. Andre, Universidad Complutense de Madrid; Carmen Arguedas, Universidad Autónoma de Madrid; Sandra Rousseau, KU Leuven
  • News Deserts, Local Media, and the Environment. .....Patrick Walsh, US EPA NCEE; Jessica Mahone, University of North Carolina Chapel Hill
  • Information Priming and Willingness to Pay for PFAS Mitigation in Maine. .....Caroline Noblet, University of Maine; Charity Zimmerman, University of Maine; Keith Evans, University of Maine; Molly Shea, University of Maine
24. Temperature [Regular Session]
Thursday | 10:45 am-12:15 pm | F - Cumberland

Chair: Benjamin Krebs, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
  • Global Variation in the Optimal Temperature for Outdoor Activities. .....Manuel Linsenmeier, Columbia University
  • Temperature, Occupational Safety, and Labor Supply. .....Benedikt Janzen, University of Bern; Katharina Drescher, University of Passau
  • Temperature, Mental Health, and Individual Crises: Evidence From the Crisis Text Line. .....Sparshi Srivastava, University of Massachusetts - Amherst; Jamie Mullins, University of Massachusetts - Amherst
  • Temperature and Cognitive Performance. .....Benjamin Krebs, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
25. Public Goods and Pro-Environmental Behavior [Regular Session]
Thursday | 10:45 am-12:15 pm | G - Kennebec

Chair: Trisha Shrum, University of Vermont
  • Avoiding the Climate Catastrophe: Heterogeneous Abatement Costs and Voting on Redistribution in a Threshold Public Goods Game. .....Matthias Greiff, Clausthal University of Technology; Karol Kempa, Frankfurt School of Finance and Management
  • The Moral Cost of Carbon. .....Sebastien Houde, Universite de Lausanne; Joachim Schleich, Grenoble Ecole de Management; Corinne Faure, Grenoble Ecole de Management
  • Refund Institutions in a Compound Threshold Public Good Game. .....Sarah Jacobson, Williams College; John Spraggon, University of Massachusetts - Amherst
  • A Rasch Model Scale for the Measurement of Stated Preferences for Pro-Environmental Behavior. .....Trisha Shrum, University of Vermont; Christopher Donovan, University of Vermont
26. Water and Water Pollution [Regular Session]
Thursday | 10:45 am-12:15 pm | H - Lincoln

Chair: zach raff, University of Wisconsin Stout
  • Social Cost of Nutrient Pollution in US Freshwater Streams. .....David Smith, Environmental Protection Agency; Charles Griffiths, US EPA NCEE
  • Understanding Neighborhood Effects on Household Lawncare Practices: Implications for Nonpoint Nutrient Reductions. .....Robert Johnston, Clark University; David Newburn, University of Maryland, College Park; Colin Polsky, Florida Atlantic University; Wang Haoluan, University of Miami; Tom Ndebele, Clark University
  • Causes and consequences of inefficient municipal water pricing. .....Casey Wichman, Georgia Institute of Technology
  • Abatement cost pass-through of water pollution regulation: Evidence from sewer utility bills and Wisconsin’s phosphorus rule. .....Andrew Meyer, Marquette University; zach raff, University of Wisconsin Stout
27. Carbon Taxes and Cap and Trade [Regular Session]
Thursday | 10:45 am-12:15 pm | I - Oxford

Chair: Melanie Marten, Cergy Paris University (CYU)
  • Cost, innovation, and emissions leakage from overlapping climate policy in California. .....William Scott, Stanford University
  • Cap-and-trade vs. Carbon Taxes: Industry Dynamics and the Role of Demand Risk. .....Felipe Alberto Gomez Trejos, Arizona State University
  • Rebating revenues from a unilateral emission price. .....Christoph Boehringer, Oldenburg University; Carolyn Fischer, World Bank Group; Nicholas Rivers, University of Ottawa
  • The Effect of a 2016 Electricity Tax Reform on French Manufacturing: Evidence from Micro-Panel Data. .....Melanie Marten, Cergy Paris University (CYU)
28. Residential Sorting Models - Advances and Applications (Virtual Access for Attendees) [Organized Session]
Thursday | 2:45 pm-4:15 pm | A - Massachusetts (Virtual Access for Attendees)

Chair: Corey Lang, University of Rhode Island
  • Sorting Over Wildfire Hazard. .....Lala Ma, University of Kentucky; Margaret Walls, Resources for the Future; Matthew Wibbenmeyer, Resources for the Future; Connor Lennon, University of Oregon
  • Residential mobility and the value of coastal water quality restoration. .....Emma Donnelly, Loyola University Chicago; Richard Melstrom, Loyola University Chicago
  • Neighborhood Change and the Valuation of Urban Amenities: Incorporating Dynamic Behavior into the Hedonic Model. .....Kelly Bishop, Arizona State University; Alvin Murphy, Arizona State University
  • Voting with their feet: Do Political Partisans Value Neighborhood Public Goods Differently?. .....Corey Lang, University of Rhode Island; Jarron VanCeylon, University of Rhode Island
29. Electric Vehicles [Regular Session]
Thursday | 2:45 pm-4:15 pm | B - Connecticut

Chair: Irene Jacqz, Iowa State university
  • Economic Specialization, Infrastructure, and Rural Electric Vehicle Adoption. .....Justin Winikoff, USDA Economic Research Service
  • Electric vehicle adoption and combustion mile displacement across demographics: short run evidence and implications for policy. .....Wendan Zhang, Renmin University of China; Wesley Blundell, Washington State University; Clifford Winston, Brookings Institution
  • Roadblock or Accelerator? The Effect of Electric Vehicle Subsidy Elimination. .....Nafisa Lohawala, Resources for the Future
  • Electric Vehicle Adoption, Air Pollution Disparities, and Subsidy Policy. .....Irene Jacqz, Iowa State university; Sarah Johnston, University of Wisconsin, Madiso
30. Climate Change and Agriculture [Regular Session]
Thursday | 2:45 pm-4:15 pm | C - Rhode Island

Chair: Junyi Hua, Ohio State University
  • Extreme Heat and Livestock Production: Costs and Adaptation in the US Dairy Sector. .....Jared Hutchins, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaig; Marin Skidmore, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaig; Derek Nolan, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaig
  • Plant Early, Plant Often: Extreme Heat Impacts Depend on Winter Climate. .....Nicholas Potter, USDA Economic Research Service
  • The Impacts of Agricultural Land Markets and Climate Change on Urban Development. .....Junyi Hua, Ohio State University; H. Allen Klaiber, Ohio State University; Douglas Wrenn, Pennsylvania State University
31. Distribution of Costs and Benefits [Regular Session]
Thursday | 2:45 pm-4:15 pm | D - Somerset

Chair: Mokshda Kaul, Arizona State University
  • Environmental-Equity Trade-Offs in Consumer Energy Efficiency Programs. .....Isla Globus-Harris, Colgate University; Nathan Chan, University of Massachusetts - Amherst
  • Preferences for the distribution of environmental benefits in non-market valuation. .....Michela Faccioli, University of Trento; Diana Tingley, University of Exeter; Mattia Mancini, University of Exeter; Ian Bateman, University of Exeter
  • The Home Energy Burden: Evidence on Energy Costs for Homeowners. .....Becka Brolinson, Federal Housing Finance Agency
  • Affordable Solar for Whom?. .....Mokshda Kaul, Arizona State University
32. Transportation I [Regular Session]
Thursday | 2:45 pm-4:15 pm | E - York

Chair: Ireri Hernandez Carballo, Bocconi University and RFF-CMCC European Institute on Economics and the Environment
  • Restricting Trade for the Environment? Evidence from Import Restrictions on Used Vehicles in China. .....Hui Zhou, Cornell University
  • Traffic Congestion and Labor Supply: Evidence from Smartphone data. .....Daniel Higa, Simon Fraser University
  • How much do consumers value fuel cost savings? Evidence from passenger vehicle leasing. .....Kevin Ankney, Georgetown University; Benjamin Leard, University of Tennessee
  • Do Gasoline Prices Impact Support for Climate Policies?. .....Ireri Hernandez Carballo, Bocconi University and RFF-CMCC European Institute on Economics and the Environment; Matthew Ryan Sisco, other
33. Pollution and Temperature [Regular Session]
Thursday | 2:45 pm-4:15 pm | F - Cumberland

Chair: Akshaya Jha, Carnegie Mellon University
  • Extreme Temperature May Increase Health Investment: Persistent Improved Sanitation Behaviors as Adaptation in India. .....Kazuki Motohashi, Tufts University
  • Environment and Long-run Human Capital Accumulation. .....Tiago Cavalcanti, University of Cambridge; Kamiar Mohaddes, University of Cambridge; Hongyu Nian, Shanghai Jiao Tong University; Haitao Yin, Shanghai Jiao Tong University
  • The Impact of Real-Time Feedback on Indoor Air Pollution: A Field Experiment. .....Sefi Roth, London School of Economics; Robert Metcalfe, University of Southern California
  • The Impacts of Pollution and Temperature on Petcare Utilization and Spending. .....Olivier Deschenes, University of California, Santa Barbara; Stephen Jarvis, London School of Economics; Akshaya Jha, Carnegie Mellon University
34. Voluntary Pro-Environmental Behavior and Institutions [Regular Session]
Thursday | 2:45 pm-4:15 pm | G - Kennebec

Chair: Alexander Pfaff, Duke University
  • Do environmental groups instigate firm over-compliance and indicate marginal abatement costs?. .....Laura Grant, Claremont McKenna College; Christian Langpap, Oregon State University
  • What determines effort in sustainable actions to prevent climate change?. .....Christoph Feldhaus, Ruhr-University Bochum; Marvin Gleue, Kassel University; Sören Harrs, University of Cologne; Andreas Löschel, Ruhr-University Bochum; David Schulze, Ruhr-University Bochum, Germany
  • Coase Meets Pigou: When Does Voluntary Provision On Top Of Regulation Enhance Welfare?. .....Joshua Abbott, Arizona State University; Bryan Leonard, Arizona State University; Christopher Costello, University of California, Santa Barbara
  • Are the impacts of external environmental interventions shifted by pre-existing informal and formal institutions?. .....Sabrina Eisenbarth, University of Exeter; Miguel Fonseca, University of Exeter; Alexander Pfaff, Duke University
35. Floods and Flood Risk [Regular Session]
Thursday | 2:45 pm-4:15 pm | H - Lincoln

Chair: Henri Gruhl, RWI - Leibniz Institute for Economic Research
  • Learning about Flood Risk: Hurricane Sandy and NYC Flood Insurance Purchases. .....Gayan Udugama, University of Massachusetts - Amherst; Jamie Mullins, University of Massachusetts - Amherst
  • Cities and Sea Level Rise. .....YATANG LIN, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology
  • To List or Not to List: Hurricanes and Supply of Homes for Sale. .....Brigitte Roth Tran, Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco; Tess Scharlemann, Federal Reserve Board; Brian Seok, Federal Reserve Board
  • Flood Risk Perception after Indirect Flooding Experience: Null Results in the German Housing Market. .....Nils aus dem Moore, Rheinisch-Westfaelisches Institut fuer Wirtschaftsforschung (RWI); Johannes Brehm, RWI - Leibniz Institute for Economic Research; Philipp Breidenbach, Rheinisch-Westfaelisches Institut fuer Wirtschaftsforschung (RWI); Arijit Ghosh, Rheinisch-Westfaelisches Institut fuer Wirtschaftsforschung (RWI); Henri Gruhl, RWI - Leibniz Institute for Economic Research
36. Carbon Markets [Regular Session]
Thursday | 2:45 pm-4:15 pm | I - Oxford

Chair: Joel Landry, Pennsylvania State University
  • Why Carbon Contracts for Differences may not make a difference: economic analysis. .....Sylwia Bialek, German Council of Economic Experts; New York University, Institute for Policy Integrity; Veronika Grimm, University of Erlangen–Nuremberg; Christian Sölch, University of Erlangen–Nuremberg
  • China's Nationwide CO2 Emissions Trading System: A General Equilibrium Assessment. .....Lawrence Goulder, Stanford University; Xianling Long, Peking University; Chenfei Qu, Tsinghua University; Da Zhang, Tsinghua University
  • Is broader trading welfare improving for tradable performance standards?. .....Xianling Long, Peking University; Nicolas Astier, Paris School of Economics
  • Understanding the Direct and Strategic Effects of Voluntary Entry into Regional Cap and Trade Systems. .....Joel Landry, Pennsylvania State University
37. Poster Session and Wine/Beer Cash Bar Meet-Up [Poster Session]
Thursday | 4:30 pm-5:30 pm | New Hampshire/Vermont
  • Do Households Pollute Where They Recreate? Endogenous Impacts of Aquatic Recreation on Lawn Fertilizer Use. .....Jordan Burt, Clark University; Robert Johnston, Clark University; David Newburn, University of Maryland, College Park; Wang Haoluan, University of Miami; Tom Ndebele, Clark University
  • Induced innovation revisited: the development of US battery storage technology. .....Min-kyeong Cha, Georgia Institute of Technology
  • Environmental Justice Implications of the U.S. Clean Air Interstate Rule. .....Sookti Chaudhary, The College of Wooster; Linh Pham, Lake Forest College
  • Paying for Coastal Water Quality: What turns the tide?. .....Caroline Noblet, University of Maine; Benjamin Cotton, University of Maine; Kathleen Bell, University of Maine
  • In-utero Heat Shocks on Health at Birth: Evidence from Mexico. .....Yumin Hong, University of Texas at Austi
  • The Uncertainty about Substitution Analysis: A Decomposition Analysis using MarketSim. .....Minhong Xu, New York University.; Peter Howard, NYU Law School
  • Extreme heat, landfill fires, and livelihoods. .....Ancilla Marie Inocencio, Binghamton University
  • A Dynamic Regional Integrated Assessment Model to Assess the Impacts of Deglobalization and Climate Stewardship on the Regional Economy. .....Yongyang Cai, Ohio State University; Ziqian Gong, North Carolina State University; Junyoung Jeong, The Ohio State University; Jeff Bielicki, Ohio State University; Soo Min Chun, Ohio State University; Brian Cultice, Ohio State University; Elena Irwin, Ohio State University; Doug Jackson-Smith, Ohio State University; MacKenzie Jones, The Ohio State University; Jeffrey Kast, Ohio State University; Jay Martin, Ohio State University; ALAN RANDALL, The Ohio State University; C. Dale Shaffer-Morrison, Ohio State University; Ian Sheldon, Ohio State University; Robyn Wilson, Ohio State University
  • Targeting of Corrective Subsidies: A Ramsey Approach. .....Takahiko Kiso, University of Aberdeen
  • Labor Market Impacts of Oil and Gas Extraction: Value Extraction and Environmental Regulation. .....Thuy Nguyen, Carnegie Mellon University
  • Up in Smoke: Wildfires and Economic Growth. .....Nicholas Silvis, Gettysburg College
  • The Long-run Effect of Defoliating Vietnam. .....Nguyen Vuong, University of Wisconsin, Madiso
  • A General Equilibrium Investigation of the American Dust Bowl. .....Dongkyu Yang, University of Colorado - Boulder
  • Long-term Effects of Air Pollution: Evidence from Indonesia’s Forest Fires in 1997. .....Na Zhang, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaig
  • Environmental Justice: Chemical Water Contamination in Arizona. .....Lina Benitez, University Of Arizona
  • Fuel Economy Valuation and Preferences of Indian Two-wheeler Buyers. .....Rubal Dua, KAPSARC; Prateek Bansal, National University of Singapore
38. Political Economy of the Environment (Virtual Access for Attendees) [Organized Session]
Friday | 8:30 am-10:00 am | A - Massachusetts (Virtual Access for Attendees)

Chair: Matthias Roesti, University of St. Gallen
  • Why do Inefficient Policies Persist? Evidence from Energy Price Freezes in Brazil. .....Antonio Bento, University of Southern California; Claudio Lucinda, University of São Paulo; Noah Miller, University of Southern California
  • Correcting Voters’ Cost Misperception of Public Good Referendums. .....Corey Lang, University of Rhode Island; Shanna Pearson-Merkowitz, University of Maryland, College Park
  • Lobbying in disguise. .....Stefano Carattini, Georgia State University; Ulrich Matter, University of St. Gallen; Matthias Roesti, University of St. Gallen
39. Clean Energy [Regular Session]
Friday | 8:30 am-10:00 am | B - Connecticut

Chair: Eugenie Dugoua, London School of Economics
  • Bringing Breakthrough Technologies to Market: Utility-Scale Solar Power and Feed-in-Tariffs. .....Sugandha Srivastav, University of Oxford
  • Willingness to Pay for Electricity Reliability: Evidence from US Generator Sales. .....Bobby Harris, University of California, Berkeley
  • Directed Technological Change and General Purpose Technologies: Can AI Accelerate Clean Energy Innovation?. .....Pia Andres, University of Oxford; Eugenie Dugoua, London School of Economics; Marion Dumas, London School of Economics
40. Benefit-Cost Analysis and Valuation [Regular Session]
Friday | 8:30 am-10:00 am | C - Rhode Island

Chair: Arthur Wardle, University of California, Berkeley
  • The Shadow Price of Capital: Accounting for Capital Displacement in Cost Benefit Analysis. .....Richard Newell, Resources for the Future; Billy Pizer, Resources for the Future; Brian Prest, Resources for the Future
  • Unpacking Differences of Who is in the Sample Based on Survey Contact Mode. .....Amila Hadziomerspahic, Environmental Protection Agency; Sonja Kolstoe, USDA Forest Service; Steven Dundas, Oregon State University
  • External validity tests of discrete choice experiments for valuing public goods: The effects of varying the number of choice options and choice questions. .....Christian Vossler, The University of Tennessee; Ewa Zawojska, University of Warsaw
  • Causally Identified Travel Cost Demand Shifts for Non-Market Valuation. .....Arthur Wardle, University of California, Berkeley
41. Waste and Wastewater [Regular Session]
Friday | 8:30 am-10:00 am | D - Somerset

Chair: SongYi Paik, University of Minnesota
  • The other China shock: evidence from the Chinese waste ban on the reasons for waste trade.. .....Konstantin Sommer, University of Amsterdam
  • Is urban wastewater treatment effective in India?. .....Claire Lepault, Paris School of Economics
  • The Environmental Law and Economics of Hazardous Waste Management Regulations. .....John Stranlund, University of Massachusetts-Amherst; Jeffrey Wagner, Rochester Institute of Technology
  • Slow Violence of Waste: Evidence from Chinese Environmental Policy in Waste Trade. .....SongYi Paik, University of Minnesota
42. Pollution and Health [Regular Session]
Friday | 8:30 am-10:00 am | F - Cumberland

Chair: Phindile Nkosi, University of Witwatersrand
  • Is Noise Driving You Nuts? The Effect of Noise Pollution on Mental Health. .....Kaiyi Wen, Binghamton University; Neha Khanna, Binghamton University
  • The Siren Song of Cicadas: Early-Life Pesticide Exposure and Later-Life Male Mortality. .....Hamid Noghanibehambari, University of Wisconsin, Madiso; Jason Fletcher, University of Wisconsin, Madiso
  • No pain, no gain? Mining pollution and morbidity. .....Syed Hasan, ABT Associates; Odmaa Narantungalag, University of Denver; Martin Berka, ABT Associates
  • Women bargaining power and energy ladder hypothesis: Evidence from South Africa. .....Phindile Nkosi, University of Witwatersrand; Johane Dikgang, Florida Gulf Coast University; Dambala Gelo Kutela Kutela, University of the Witwatersrand
43. Voluntary and Market-Based Programs [Regular Session]
Friday | 8:30 am-10:00 am | G - Kennebec

Chair: Elías Cisneros, University of Göttingen
  • Do nutrient management practices change nitrogen outcomes? Evidence from California’s Central Valley. .....Molly Sears, Michigan State University; James Sears, Michigan State University
  • Payments for Ecosystem Services Programs and Climate Change Adaptation in Agriculture. .....Youngho Kim, University of Maryland at College Park
  • Voluntary Pollution Abatement as an Indirect Source of Emission Spillover. .....Binish Rijal, University of Richmond; Neha Khanna, Binghamton University
  • Conflicts of rural transformation: The effects of oil palm expansion in Indonesia. .....Elías Cisneros, University of Göttingen; Tobias Hellmundt, University of Göttingen; Krisztina Kis-Katos, University of Göttingen
44. Flood Impacts [Regular Session]
Friday | 8:30 am-10:00 am | H - Lincoln

Chair: Osama Sajid, Cornell University
  • Tropical Storms, Coastal Communities, and Mangroves. .....Emma Gjerdseth, Oregon State University; Paulo José Murillo Sandoval, Universidad del Tolima
  • Estimating the Indirect Cost of Floods: Evidence from High-Tide Flooding. .....Seunghoon Lee, Massachusetts Institute of Technology; Siqi Zheng, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
  • Economic and Demographic Effects of Increased Flood Susceptibility: Evidence from Rural India. .....Osama Sajid, Cornell University
45. Conservation and Ecosystem Services [Regular Session]
Friday | 8:30 am-10:00 am | I - Oxford

Chair: Protensia Hadunka, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaig
  • Biodiversity and Systems Externalities: A Trophic Level Approach to Conservation, Degradation, and Coordination. .....Anna Klis, Northern Illinois University; Matthew McGinty, University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee
  • How risk-diversification for conservation investment is affected by the COVID-19 real estate market shock. .....Seong-Hoon Cho, University of Tennessee; James Mingie, University of Tennessee; Sreedhar Upendram, University of Tennessee
  • To (Rent) Bees or Not to (Rent) Bees? An Examination of the Farmer's Question. .....Steven Wilcox, Utah State University; David Just, Cornell University; C.-Y. Cynthia Lin Lawell, Cornell University; Miguel I. Gómez, Cornell University; Heather Grab, Cornell University
  • The effect of invasive pests on food security: An understudied effect of climate change. .....Protensia Hadunka, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaig
46. Field Experiments
Friday | 8:30 am-10:00 am | E - York

Chair: Megan Bailey, University of Calgary
  • A Field Experiment on Air Quality Sensor Demand and Use. .....Alexander Dangel, Heidelberg University; Timo Goeschl, Heidelberg University
  • More than a Price Decrease: Field Experimental Evidence on the Mechanisms of an Energy Efficiency Subsidy. .....Lara Bartels, Centre for European Economic Research (ZEW) Mannheim; Madeline Werthschulte, Centre for European Economic Research (ZEW) Mannheim
  • Realized and elicited cooperation under water scarcity: evidence from a field experiment in Tanzania. .....Charlotte Aubrac, McGill University; Aurélie P. Harou, McGill University; Soumya Balasubramanya, World Bank; Christopher Godlove Magomba, Sokoine University of Agriculture; Katya Vasilaky, California Polytechnic State University
  • Centralized vs Decentralized Demand Response: Evidence from a Field Experiment. .....Megan Bailey, University of Calgary; Frank Wolak, Stanford University; David Brown, University of Alberta; Blake Shaffer, University of Calgary
47. Energy Policy in the Face of Global Instability (Organized by the World Council of Environmental and Resource Economics Associations) [Organized Session]
Friday | 10:15 am-11:45 am | A - Massachusetts (Virtual Access for Attendees)

Chair: Catherine Wolfram, University of California, Berkeley
  • Energy Policy in the Face of Global Instability. .....Catherine Wolfram, University of California, Berkeley; Andrew Leach, University of Alberta; Amy Jaffe, Tufts University; Joe DeCarolis, U.S. Energy Information Administration; Sanya Carley, Indiana University
48. Climate Policy and Energy Transition [Regular Session]
Friday | 10:15 am-11:45 am | B - Connecticut

Chair: Ashley Langer, University Of Arizona
  • Structural Transformation and Climate Change in India. .....Rimjhim Saxena, University of Colorado - Boulder
  • The Energy Transition in the Manufacturing Sector Under Exchange Rate Risk. .....Mateus Souza, Universidad Carlos III De Madrid; Pablo Ordonez, Inter-American Development Bank
  • The Heterogeneous Effects of Carbon Market on Emission, Production and Innovation——Evidence from China. .....Jing Cao, Tsinghua University; Mun Ho, Harvard University; Xian Hu, Tsinghua University; Junming Zhu, Tsinghua University
  • Energy Transitions in Regulated Markets. .....Gautam Gowrisankaran, Columbia University; Ashley Langer, University Of Arizona; Mar Reguant, Northwestern
49. Fisheries I [Regular Session]
Friday | 10:15 am-11:45 am | C - Rhode Island

Chair: Kaiwen Wang, University of California, Davis
  • Adaptive fisheries management under climate change: a closer look at the opportunities and challenges. .....Qingran Li, Clarkson University; Yaqin Liu, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute; Zhenxuan Wang, Duke University; Jorge Garcia Molinos, Hokkaido University
  • Heterogeneous short-run vessel response to large-scale spatial restrictions on ocean fishing. .....Xiurou Wu, Norwegian School of Economics (NHH); James Sanchirico, University of California, Davis
  • Fleet Restructuring, Capacity Reduction, and Fisheries Subsidies Reform of China. .....James Wilen, ; Kaiwen Wang, University of California, Davis; Matthew Reimer, University of California, Davis
50. Distribution and Risk from Heat and Fire [Regular Session]
Friday | 10:15 am-11:45 am | D - Somerset

Chair: Maria Teresa Gonzalez Valencia, University of Birmingham
  • Heat exposure and climate gentrification in the U.S.. .....Glenn Sheriff, Arizona State University; TC Chakraborty, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory; Angel Hsu, University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill
  • Hell with the Lid Off: Locational Sorting in America’s Most Polluted City. .....H. Spencer Banzhaf, North Carolina State University; William Mathews, University of Pittsburgh; Randall Walsh, University of Pittsburgh
  • The Distributional Effects of Tighter Regulations: New Evidence from the Sugarcane Burning in Florida. .....Xianru Han, University of Maryland at College Park
  • A Hedonic Analysis of the Information Shock from the Introduction of Bushfire Prone Area Maps. .....Maria Teresa Gonzalez Valencia, University of Birmingham; David Maddison, University of Birmingham; Allan Beltran Hernandez, University of Birmingham
51. Energy Consumption [Regular Session]
Friday | 10:15 am-11:45 am | E - York

Chair: Maya Papineau, Carleton University
  • Electricity Pricing and the Energy Transition for Commercial and Industrial Consumers. .....Shaun McRae, ITAM; Frank Wolak, Stanford University
  • The rebound effect from electric vehicle adoption. .....Daniel Haerle, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam; Alexandros Dimitropoulos, PBL
  • Long-run price elasticities and mechanisms: Empirical evidence from residential electricity consumers. .....Jesse Buchsbaum, University of Chicago
  • Estimates of long-run energy savings and realization rates from a large energy efficiency retrofit program. .....Maya Papineau, Carleton University; Nicholas Rivers, University of Ottawa; Kareman Yassin, University of Ottawa
52. Health and the Environment [Regular Session]
Friday | 10:15 am-11:45 am | F - Cumberland

Chair: Bartosz Jusypenko, University of Warsaw, University of Alberta
  • The Persistent Effects of a Novel Toxic Pollutant. .....Irene Jacqz, Iowa State university; Tugba Somuncu, Iowa State university; John Voorheis, US Census Bureau
  • Adverse Weather Events and Mental Health: Evidence from Health Insurance Records. .....Valeriya Azarova, LMU, ifo Institute; Martin Halla, JKU; Gerald Pruckner, JKU; Gernot Wagner, New York University, Stern School of Business
  • The impact of the health status on the valuation of air quality improvements. .....Wiktor Budziński, University of Warsaw; Bartosz Jusypenko, University of Warsaw, University of Alberta; Anna Bartczak, University of Warsaw
53. Regulation [Regular Session]
Friday | 10:15 am-11:45 am | G - Kennebec

Chair: Almira Salimgarieva, Washington State University
  • The efficiency loss of reducing collusion in environmental regulation by random inspections. .....Yile Xiao, Nanjing University; Mengdi Liu, University of International Business and Economics; Bing Zhang, Nanjing University
  • Stormwater Regulation and Land Use. .....William Chenault, University of Virginia
  • Selective Environmental Enforcement on Firms: Local Strategic Responses to the Air Quality Monitoring. .....Renpei Zhang, Nanjing University; Fan Xia, Nanjing University; Bing Zhang, Nanjing University
  • Benefits of In-kind Settlements. .....Almira Salimgarieva, Washington State University
54. Recreation [Regular Session]
Friday | 10:15 am-11:45 am | H - Lincoln

Chair: Lopamudra Chakraborti, Loyola University Chicago
  • Estimating Loss of Recreational Fishing Trips from Harmful Algal Blooms in Lake Erie. .....Yining Wu, The Ohio State University; Brent Sohngen, The Ohio State University; Stuart Ludsin, The Ohio State University
  • Visiting America's Best Idea: Demand for the U.S. National Park System. .....Andrew Earle, Michigan State University
  • Evaluating the Spatial Extent of Integrated Hedonic Property Sales and Recreation Demand Models for Water Quality in Southern New England. .....Kristen Swedberg, Virginia Tech; Nathaniel Merrill, Environmental Protection Agency; Joel Corona, Environmental Protection Agency; Matthew Heberling, Environmental Protection Agency
  • Tourism Sector Benefits of Great Lakes Areas of Concern Cleanup. .....Lopamudra Chakraborti, Loyola University Chicago
55. Voting, Lobbying, and Pressure [Regular Session]
Friday | 10:15 am-11:45 am | I - Oxford

Chair: Florian Bottner, University of Innsbruck
  • The role of environmental groups on local-level fracking regulation. .....Amod Sugiyama, Oregon State University; Christian Langpap, Oregon State University
  • Do water groups mitigate free-riding in transboundary pollution?. .....Laura Grant, Claremont McKenna College; Christian Langpap, Oregon State University
  • Strategic Innovation and Lobbying in Response to Regulatory Uncertainty. .....Andrew Hultgren, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
  • What the new Loss and Damage fund needs for electorate approval: Evidence from a choice experiment in Austria. .....Florian Bottner, University of Innsbruck; Markus Ohndorf, University of Innsbruck; Robert Steiger, University of Innsbruck; Gabriele Spilker, University of Konstanz; Viktoria Jansesberger, University of Konstanz
56. Energy and Climate (Virtual Access for Attendees) [Regular Session]
Friday | 1:15 pm-2:45 pm | A - Massachusetts (Virtual Access for Attendees)

Chair: Elise Breshears, Michigan State University
  • The Great U.S. Emissions Migration. .....Alexander Hill, Arizona State University
  • Estimation of Property Value Changes from Nearby Carbon Capture, Utilization, And Storage (CCUS) Projects in The United States. .....Kaifang Luo, University of Maryland at College Park; Lucy Qiu, University of Maryland at College Park; Pengfei Liu, University of Rhode Island; Yingdan Mei, China University of Petroleum
  • Is Mandatory Disclosure Really Mandatory? Evidence from Energy Assessments. .....Elise Breshears, Michigan State University
57. Energy Systems [Regular Session]
Friday | 1:15 pm-2:45 pm | B - Connecticut

Chair: Pralhad Burli, Idaho National Laboratory
  • The effect of transmission expansion on renewable energy and fossil fuel generation. .....Ahnjeong Kim, North Carolina State University
  • Rate of Return Regulation Revisited. .....Stephen Jarvis, London School of Economics; Karl Dunkle Werner, US Treasury
  • Batteries, Transmission Lines, and Wind: How Multi-Regional Spatial and Temporal Power Sharing Could Work. .....Ben Meadows, University of Alabama-Birmingham; Charles Sims, University of Tennessee; Scott Holladay, University of Tennessee
  • From far and near: An agent-based model for biomass supply chain evolution. .....Pralhad Burli, Idaho National Laboratory; Rajiv Paudel, Idaho National Laboratory; Damon Hartley, Idaho National Laboratory
58. Fisheries II [Regular Session]
Friday | 1:15 pm-2:45 pm | C - Rhode Island

Chair: Frederick Nyanzu, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaig
  • Climate-Induced Species Shifts and Catch Dependence in Recreational Fisheries. .....Andrew Carr-Harris, NOAA Fisheries; Geret DePiper, NOAA Fisheries; Jorge Holzer, University of Maryland; Scott Steinback, NOAA Fisheries
  • Using Local Knowledge to Model Bioeconomic Systems. .....Amanda Lindsay, Bates College; Dale Manning, Colorado State University; Lynne Lewis, Bates College
  • Consumers’ Valuation for Lobster Harvested Using Ropeless Technology to Reduce Right Whale Entanglement and Extinction. .....Qiujie Zheng, University of Maine; Rodolfo Nayga, Texas A&M University; Wei Yang, University of Arkansas; Kanae Tokunaga, Gulf of Maine Research Institute
  • Conservation and Food Security: Recreational Fishing, Foraging, and Willingness-To-Pay for Local Food. .....Frederick Nyanzu, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaig; Amy Ando, University of Illinois; Corey Lang, University of Rhode Island; Bryan Parthum, Environmental Protection Agency
59. Risk [Regular Session]
Friday | 1:15 pm-2:45 pm | D - Somerset

Chair: Christian Bogmans, International Monetary Fund
  • Do safer alternatives prevent catastrophic chemical accidents?. .....Hiroshi Matsushima, Institute for Policy Integrity at New York University; Peter Howard, NYU Law School
  • Welfare-maximizing diversification of risky environmental policies. .....Ben Blachly, University of Georgia; Charles Sims, University of Tennessee; Travis Warziniack, US Forest Service, Rocky Mountain Research Statio
  • The Capitalization of Climate Risk and Landscape Features in Coastal Housing Markets. .....Emma Gjerdseth, Oregon State University; Steven Dundas, Oregon State University
  • A leap in the dark: how climate risk led to underinvestment in the energy sector. .....Mehdi Benatiya Andaloussii, International Monetary Fund; Christian Bogmans, International Monetary Fund; Andrea Pescatori, International Monetary Fund; Ervin Prifti, International Monetary Fund
60. Forests and Ecosystems [Regular Session]
Friday | 1:15 pm-2:45 pm | E - York

Chair: Bernardo A. Bastien-Olvera, Scripps Institution of Oceanography, UC San Diego
  • Does nature regain land? An evaluation of protected area policies in the European Union. .....Arthur van Benthem, University of Pennsylvania; Tristan Grupp, University of Pennsylvania; Prakash Mishra, University of Pennsylvania; Mathias Reynaert, Toulouse School of Economics
  • An econometric analysis of prescribed fire as a climate adaptation tool. .....Yukiko Hashida, University of Georgia; David Lewis, Oregon State University
  • Dynamic planning for restoration in the Atlantic Forest. .....Matthew Reale-Hatem, Duke University
  • Climate-driven ecosystems migration: impacts on country-level GDP and ecosystem services.. .....Bernardo A. Bastien-Olvera, Scripps Institution of Oceanography, UC San Diego; Marc Conte, Fordham University; Xiaoli Dong, UC Davis; Tania Briceno, Intrinsic Exchange; David Batker, Equilibrium Economics; Johannes Emmerling, European Institute on Economics an the Environment; Massimo Tavoni, European Institute on Economics an the Environment; Francesco Granella, European Institute on Economics an the Environment; Frances Moore, UC Davis
61. Climate and Families [Regular Session]
Friday | 1:15 pm-2:45 pm | F - Cumberland

Chair: Björn Bos, University of Hamburg
  • The amenity value of climate to Households in India. .....Yuhang Qu, University of Birmingham; David Maddison, University of Birmingham; Robert Elliott, University of Birmingham; Eric Strobl, University of Birmingham
  • The Unequal Effect of Temperature on Test Scores: Evidence from a Developing Country. .....Bridget Hoffmann, Inter-American Development Bank; Diego Vera-Cossio, Inter-American Development Bank; Xiomara Pulido, University of British Columbia
  • Flood effects on children’s cognitive development: Panel estimates at secondary school age. .....Chinh Mai Thi Tuyet, Tohoku University; Akira Hibiki, Tohoku University
  • Residential air conditioning and learning. .....Björn Bos, University of Hamburg
62. Ecosystems [Regular Session]
Friday | 1:15 pm-2:45 pm | G - Kennebec

Chair: Jianheng Zhao, University of Maine
  • Disentangling Drivers of Rangeland Degradation in Mongolia: Herd Size versus Climate over 1985-2022. .....Avralt-Od Purevjav, University of Bern; Tumenkhusel Avirmed, Cornell University; Steven Wilcox, Utah State University; Christoper Barrett, Cornell University
  • Nature’s Kidneys: the Role of the Wetland Reserve Program in Restoring Water Quality. .....Nicole Karwowski, University of Wisconsin, Madiso; Marin Skidmore, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaig
  • Toward Valuation of Energy Rigs for Recreational Anglers: Case of Texas and Louisiana. .....Mona Ahmadiani, Texas A&M University; Richard Woodward, Texas A&M University
  • Climate and socioeconomic impacts on Maine’s forests under alternative future pathways. .....Jianheng Zhao, University of Maine
63. Water and Agriculture in the Western US [Regular Session]
Friday | 1:15 pm-2:45 pm | H - Lincoln

Chair: Elizabeth Yoder, Duke University
  • Farmer Response to Policy Induced Water Reductions: Evidence from the Colorado River. .....Lena Harris, University of Rochester
  • Bringing hydrologic realism to water markets. .....Danielle Grogan, University of New Hampshire; Matthew Lisk, Pennsylvania State University; Shan Zuidema, University of New Hampshire; Jiameng Zheng, University of Illinois at Urbana of Champaig; Karen Fisher-Vanden, Pennsylvania State University; Richard Lammers, University of New Hampshire; Sheila Olmstead, University of Texas at Austi; Lara Fowler, Pennsylvania State University; Alex Prusevitch, University of New Hampshire
  • Electricity Farming in California’s Central Valley? Comparing Central Planner and Farmer Allocation Decisions under Solar Power Incentive Regimes. .....Elizabeth Yoder, Duke University; Justin Baker, North Carolina State University; Marc Jeuland, Duke University; Christopher Wade, RTI International; Grace Wu, University of California, Santa Barbara
64. Policy Design [Regular Session]
Friday | 1:15 pm-2:45 pm | I - Oxford

Chair: Yuhang Pan, Peking University
  • Estimation of intergenerational fairness preferences: Evidence from a randomized survey experiment in Japan. .....Hide-Fumi Yokoo, Hitotsubashi University; Rintaro Yamaguchi, National Institute for Environmental Studies
  • Equity Neutral Policy. .....James Sallee, UC Berkeley; Matthew Tarduno, Harvard University
  • Taxing Externalities: Revenue vs. Welfare Gains with an Application to U.S. Carbon Taxes. .....Matthew Kotchen, Yale University
  • Market vs. Planning: Emission Abatement under Incomplete Information and with Local Externalities. .....Guojun He, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology; Yuhang Pan, Peking University; Yang Xie, UC Riverside
65. Trade and the Environment (Virtual Access for Attendees) [Regular Session]
Friday | 3:00 pm-4:30 pm | A - Massachusetts (Virtual Access for Attendees)

Chair: Ziho Park, National Taiwan University
  • How does regional trade affect the value of California’s solar investments?. .....Kevin Novan, University of California, Davis; Yingzi Wang, University of California, Davis
  • Does Import Competition Improve Energy Efficiency? Evidence from China’s Manufacturing. .....Xinyu Li, Shanghai Jiao Tong University; Haitao Yin, Shanghai Jiao Tong University
  • Free Trade and the Environmental Impacts of Agriculture. .....Clark Lundberg, San Diego State University; Stephanie Hutson, Pre-doctoral Researcher
  • Environmental Impacts of Trade: Evidence from US Manufacturing Establishments. .....Jaerim Choi, University of Hawaii, Manoa; Jay Hyun, HEC Montréal; Gueyon Kim, University of California, Santa Cruz; Ziho Park, National Taiwan University
66. Distributional Impacts of Energy Transition [Regular Session]
Friday | 3:00 pm-4:30 pm | B - Connecticut

Chair: Minwoo Hyun, UC Santa Barbara
  • Easing the Energy Transition? The Effects and Incidence of Environmental Cleanup in Coal Communities. .....Katie Jo Black, Kenyon College; Jeremy Weber, University of Pittsburgh
  • Distributional Impacts of Renewable Energy Transition on the Local Labor Market. .....Christy Zhou, Clemson University; Ron Chan, University of Manchester
  • Distributional Equity in the Employment and Wage Impacts of Energy Transitions. .....Ben Gilbert, Colorado School of Mines; Hannah Gagarin, Colorado School of Mines; Ben Hoen, Lawrence Berkeley National Lab
  • A Collapse in Fossil Fuel Extraction and Provision of Public Goods: Evidence from the U.S. Coal Decline. .....Minwoo Hyun, UC Santa Barbara
67. Deforestation [Regular Session]
Friday | 3:00 pm-4:30 pm | C - Rhode Island

Chair: Sara Savino, University of British Columbia
  • Market access and deforestation. .....Ryan Abman, San Diego State University; Clark Lundberg, San Diego State University
  • Collective Property Rights Lead to Secondary Forest Growth in the Brazilian Amazon. .....Kathryn Baragwanath, Australian Catholic University, Melbourne; Ella Bayi, Columbia University; Nilesh Shinde, University of Massachusetts - Amherst
  • Property Rights and the Dynamics of Land Use in the Amazon. .....Marcos Barrozo, Harvard Kennedy School
  • The elephant in the room: forest clearing and fatal human elephant conflict in India.. .....Sara Savino, University of British Columbia; Sumeet Gulati, University of British Columbia; Nitin Sekar, World Wildlife Fund India; Sanchaya Sharma, World Wildlife Fund India; Sasha Dobisz, University of British Columbia; Fernanda Diaz-Osorio, University of British Columbia; Raahil Madhok, University of British Columbia
68. Distribution of Climate Change Impacts [Regular Session]
Friday | 3:00 pm-4:30 pm | D - Somerset

Chair: Jonathan Colmer, University of Virginia
  • The Effects of Zoning on Urban Heat and Racial Disparities in Heat Exposure. .....Tridevi Chakma, Harvard Kennedy School
  • Structural Transformation in the Race Against Climate Change. .....Tim Dobermann, London School of Economics
  • Equitable Response to Natural Disasters: Evidence from Aviation Use During Wildfire. .....Calvin Bryan, Colorado State University; Jude Bayham, Colorado State University; Matthew P. Thompson, US Forest Service, Rocky Mountain Research Statio
  • Wildfires and PM2.5 Disparities in the United States. .....Marshall Burke, Stanford University; Jonathan Colmer, University of Virginia; Cameron Scalera, US Census Bureau; John Voorheis, US Census Bureau
69. Transportation II [Regular Session]
Friday | 3:00 pm-4:30 pm | E - York

Chair: Binglin Wang, Cornell University
  • Price Stabilization Policy, Gasoline Consumption, and Health Externality: Evidence from Brazil. .....Andre Ribeiro Cardoso, Carnegie Mellon University; Edson Severnini, Carnegie Mellon University
  • Traffic Congestion, Highway Improvement Projects and Infant Health. .....Elaine Hill, University of Rochester; Lena Harris, University of Rochester; Max Harleman, Georgia College and State University; Perry Hystad, Oregon State University; Mary Willis, Boston University
  • Optimal Public Transit Provision and Urban Transportation Policies. .....Binglin Wang, Cornell University
70. Development and Health / Welfare [Regular Session]
Friday | 3:00 pm-4:30 pm | F - Cumberland

Chair: Lukas Mogge, Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research
  • The Impact of Local Pollution Exposure on Hospital Admissions in Lisbon Metropolitan Area. .....Mariia Murasheva, Nova School of Business and Economics
  • GOLD-MINING POLLUTION EXPOSURE, HEALTH EFFECTS AND PRIVATE HEALTHCARE EXPENDITURE IN TANZANIA. .....Isaiah Magambo, Florida gulf coast university; Johane Dikgang, Florida Gulf Coast University; Fiona Tregenna, University of Johanessburg; Dambala Gelo Kutela Kutela, University of the Witwatersrand
  • The impact of covid-19 pandemic on food security in South Africa: one year later. .....Johane Dikgang, Florida Gulf Coast University; Kiana Bachu, University of the Witwatersrand; Isaiah Magambo, Florida gulf coast university; Mashekwa Maboshe, University of Zambia; Mumbi Kimani, Pennsylvania State University
  • Forecast-based humanitarian assistance in the wake of a weather disaster: Evidence from a Randomized Controlled Trial. .....Lukas Mogge, Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research; Julian Roeckert, Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact
71. Information, Attention, and Uncertainty [Regular Session]
Friday | 3:00 pm-4:30 pm | G - Kennebec

Chair: Ivan Rudik, Cornell University
  • Incentives and Information in Methane Leak Detection and Repair. .....Eric Lewis, Texas A&M University; Lyra Wang, University of Texas at Austi; Arvind Ravikumar, University of Texas at Austi
  • Ambiguity attitudes and surprises: Experimental evidence from a large population sample. .....Andreas Lange, University of Hamburg; Aljoscha Minnich, University of Hamburg; Hauke Roggenkamp, University of St. Gallen
  • Drop a Line, Submit on Time? Experimental Evidence on the Effect of Tailored Pre-Deadline Reminders on Pollution Reporting. .....Elinor Benami, Virginia Tech; Daniel E. Ho, Stanford University; Nathanael Jo, Stanford University
  • The social value of hurricane forecasts. .....Renato Molina, University of Miami; Ivan Rudik, Cornell University
72. Water Conservation [Regular Session]
Friday | 3:00 pm-4:30 pm | H - Lincoln

Chair: Daniel Brent, Pennsylvania State University
  • Impacts of water-related building moratoriums on housing development in California. .....Mingzhou Shen, Pennsylvania State University; Karen Fisher-Vanden, Pennsylvania State University; Douglas Wrenn, Pennsylvania State University
  • A New and Simpler Estimator for Dynamic Resource Models, with an Application to Reservoir Management. .....Christopher Costello, University of California, Santa Barbara; Andrew Plantinga, University of California, Santa Barbara
  • Culpable Consumption: Residential Response to Price and Non-Price Water Conservation Measures. .....James Sears, Michigan State University
  • Estimating Water Demand Elasticity at the Intensive and Extensive Margin. .....Daniel Brent, Pennsylvania State University
73. Adaptation [Regular Session]
Friday | 3:00 pm-4:30 pm | I - Oxford

Chair: Peter Howard, NYU Law School
  • Market Adaptation to Climate Change in Dynamic Spatial Equilibrium. .....Ivan Rudik, Cornell University; Weiliang Tan, Cornell University; Gary Lyn, Iowa State university; Ariel Ortiz-Bobea, Cornell University
  • Cash Transfers, Maladaptive Practices, and Women's Well-Being in Mali. .....Melissa Hidrobo, International Food Policy Research Institute; Valerie Mueller, Arizona State University; Shalini Roy, International Food Policy Research Institute; Malick Dione, International Food Policy Research Institute; Anna Belli, Alliance Biodiversity-CIAT; Victor Villa, Alliance Biodiversity-CIAT
  • Adapting to a Supply Shock: Evidence from the Grounding of the 737 MAX. .....Yongjoon Park, University of Massachusetts - Amherst; Silke Forbes, Tufts University
  • Refining the wisdom: eliciting climate adaptation and greenhouse gas mitigation costs. .....Peter Howard, NYU Law School; Derek Sylvan, Institute for Policy Integrity at New York University School of Law






Index to Participants

Abbott, Joshua: 34
Abman, Ryan: 67
Ahmadiani, Mona: 62
Ai, Dan: 13
Akyapi, Berkay: 18
Ando, Amy: 21 , 58
Andrade de Sá, Saraly: 2
Andre, Francisco J.: 23
Andres, Pia: 39
Ankney, Kevin: 32
Annan, Francis: 14
Arguedas, Carmen: 23
Astier, Nicolas: 36
Aubrac, Charlotte: 46
aus dem Moore, Nils: 35
Avirmed, Tumenkhusel: 62
Ayasli, Duygu Ekin: 2
Ayers, Megan: 5
Azarova, Valeriya: 52
Bachu, Kiana: 70
Bailey, Megan: 46
Baker, Justin: 63
Balasubramanya, Soumya: 46
Banerjee, Simanti: 3
Bansal, Prateek: 37
Banzhaf, H. Spencer: 50
Baragwanath, Kathryn: 67
Barrett, Christoper: 62
Barrozo, Marcos: 67
Bartczak, Anna: 52
Bartels, Lara: 46
Bastien-Olvera, Bernardo A.: 60
Bateman, Ian: 31
Batker, David: 60
Bauer, Adam: 8
Bayham, Jude: 68
Bayi, Ella: 67
Beatty, Lauren: 2
Bell, Kathleen: 37
Belli, Anna: 73
Bellon, Matthieu: 18
Beltran Hernandez, Allan: 50
Benami, Elinor: 71
Benatiya Andaloussii, Mehdi: 59
Benitez, Lina: 37
Benning, Jamie: 17
Bento, Antonio: 38
Berazneva, Julia: 19
Berka, Martin: 11 , 42
Bhakri, Anshuman: 10
Bialek, Sylwia: 36
Bielicki, Jeff: 37
Bishop, Kelly: 28
Blachly, Ben: 59
Black, Katie Jo: 19 , 66
Blundell, Wesley: 29
Boehringer, Christoph: 27
Bogmans, Christian: 59
Bollinger, Bryan: 20
Borsky, Stefan: 19
Bos, Björn: 61
Bottner, Florian: 55
Bradt, Jacob: 20
Brehm, Johannes: 35
Breidenbach, Philipp: 35
Brent, Daniel: 72
Breshears, Elise: 56
Briceno, Tania: 60
Brolinson, Becka: 31
Brown, David: 46
Brown, Michael: 15
Bryan, Calvin: 68
Buchsbaum, Jesse: 51
Budziński, Wiktor: 52
Burke, Marshall: 68
Burli, Pralhad: 57
Burt, Jordan: 37
Cai, Yongyang: 37
Cao, Jing: 6 , 8 , 11 , 48
Carattini, Stefano: 38
Cardoso, Diego: 2
Carley, Sanya: 47
Carlsson, Fredrik: 16
Carpenter, Jeffrey: 19
Carr-Harris, Andrew: 58
Cason, Tim: 3
Cavalcanti, Tiago: 33
Cha, Min-kyeong: 37
Chakma, Tridevi: 68
Chakraborti, Lopamudra: 54
Chakraborty, TC: 50
Chan, Nathan: 16 , 31
Chan, Ron: 17 , 66
Chandrasekaran, Maya: 9
Chaudhary, Sookti: 37
Chen, Luming: 10
Chen, Luoye: 5
Chen, Steven Ruoyu: 5
Chenault, William: 53
Cheng, Ruijie: 18
Cho, Seong-Hoon: 45
Choi, Jaerim: 65
Chun, Soo Min: 37
Cisneros, Elías: 43
Colmer, Jonathan: 4 , 68
Comito, Jacquiline: 17
Conte, Marc: 60
Corona, Joel: 54
Costello, Christopher: 3 , 34 , 72
Cotton, Benjamin: 37
Crago, Christine: 13
Cultice, Brian: 37
Dangel, Alexander: 46
Darghouth, Naim: 20
Das, Monica: 18
Daubanes, Julien: 2
DeCarolis, Joe: 47
DePiper, Geret: 58
Deschenes, Olivier: 33
Diaz-Osorio, Fernanda: 67
Diekert, Florian: 16
Dietz, Simon: 8
Dikgang, Johane: 42 , 70
Dimitropoulos, Alexandros: 51
Dione, Malick: 73
Dobermann, Tim: 68
Dobisz, Sasha: 67
Doku, Angela: 13
Dong, Xiaoli: 60
Donnelly, Emma: 28
Donovan, Christopher: 25
Dorner, Zack: 16
Drescher, Katharina: 24
Dua, Rubal: 37
Dugoua, Eugenie: 39
Dumas, Marion: 39
Dumortier, Jerome: 12
Dundas, Steven: 40 , 59
Dunkle Werner, Karl: 57
Earle, Andrew: 54
Eisenbarth, Sabrina: 34
Elliott, Robert: 61
Emmerling, Johannes: 60
Evans, Keith: 23
Faccioli, Michela: 31
Fan, Linlin: 23
Faure, Corinne: 25
Feldhaus, Christoph: 16 , 34
Fernandez, Linda: 18
Fischer, Carolyn: 27
Fisher-Vanden, Karen: 63 , 72
Fletcher, Jason: 42
Fonseca, Miguel: 34
Forbes, Silke: 73
Fowler, Lara: 63
Gagarin, Hannah: 66
Gajbhiye, Prashikdivya: 7
Galindo, Camila: 13
Garcia Molinos, Jorge: 49
Gaur, Vasundhara: 21
Gauvin-Coulombe, Raphaelle: 19
Ge, Ming: 14
Gerullis, Maria: 12
Ghosh, Arijit: 35
Ghosh, Prasenjit: 12
Gigliotti, Laura: 5
Gilbert, Ben: 66
Gillingham, Kenneth: 20
Gjerdseth, Emma: 44 , 59
Gleue, Marvin: 34
Globus-Harris, Isla: 31
Goeschl, Timo: 16 , 46
Gomez Trejos, Felipe Alberto: 27
Gómez, Miguel I.: 45
Gong, Yazhen: 6
Gong, Ziqian: 37
Gonzalez Valencia, Maria Teresa: 50
Gonzalez-Lira, Andres: 20
Gopalakrishnan, Sathya: 9
Gordon, Matthew: 5
Goulder, Lawrence: 36
Gowrisankaran, Gautam: 48
Grab, Heather: 45
Granella, Francesco: 60
Grant, Laura: 34 , 55
Greiff, Matthias: 25
Griffiths, Charles: 26
Grimm, Veronika: 36
Grogan, Danielle: 63
Gruhl, Henri: 35
Grupp, Tristan: 60
Gulati, Sumeet: 67
Gundersen, Craig: 21
Gupta, Bhavya: 18
Hadunka, Protensia: 45
Hadziomerspahic, Amila: 40
Haerle, Daniel: 51
Hagerty, Nick: 9
Halla, Martin: 52
Han, Xianru: 50
Hanley, Nick: 3
Haoluan, Wang: 26 , 37
Harleman, Max: 2 , 69
Harou, Aurélie P.: 46
Harris, Bobby: 39
Harris, Lena: 63 , 69
Harrs, Sören: 34
Hartley, Damon: 57
Hasan, Syed: 11 , 42
Hashida, Yukiko: 60
He, Guojun: 64
Heberling, Matthew: 54
Heckelei, Thomas: 12
Hellmundt, Tobias: 43
Helo, Juliana: 1
Hennighausen, Hannah: 19
Hernandez Carballo, Ireri: 32
Hernandez-Cortes, Danae: 1
Hibiki, Akira: 61
Hidrobo, Melissa: 73
Higa, Daniel: 32
Hill, Alexander: 56
Hill, Elaine: 2 , 69
Ho, Daniel E.: 71
Ho, Mun: 6 , 11
Ho, Mun: 48
Hoen, Ben: 66
Hoffmann, Bridget: 61
Holladay, Scott: 15 , 57
Holt, Christopher: 14
Holzer, Jorge: 58
Hong, Yumin: 37
Houde, Sebastien: 25
Howard, Peter: 37 , 59 , 73
HOWLADER, APARNA: 3
Hsu, Angel: 50
Hu, Xian: 48
Hua, Junyi: 30
Huang, Naixin: 8
Hultgren, Andrew: 55
Hutchins, Jared: 30
Hutson, Stephanie: 65
Hystad, Perry: 69
Hyun, Jay: 65
Hyun, Minwoo: 66
Inocencio, Ancilla Marie: 37
Irwin, Elena: 37
Jackson-Smith, Doug: 37
Jacobson, Sarah: 25
Jacqz, Irene: 29 , 52
Jaffe, Amy: 47
Jansesberger, Viktoria: 55
Janzen, Benedikt: 24
Jarvis, Stephen: 33 , 57
Jeong, Junyoung: 37
Jeuland, Marc: 9 , 63
Jha, Akshaya: 33
Ji, Ting: 8
Jia, Wentao: 4
Jo, Nathanael: 71
Johns, Sara: 10
Johnston, Robert: 26 , 37
Johnston, Sarah: 29
Jones, MacKenzie: 37
Jung, Suhyun: 13
Just, David: 45
Jusypenko, Bartosz: 52
Kakeu, Justin: 6
Karney, Daniel: 14
Karwowski, Nicole: 62
Kast, Jeffrey: 37
Kaul, Mokshda: 31
Keiser, David: 17
Kempa, Karol: 25
Khanna, Madhu: 5
Khanna, Neha: 42 , 43
Kim, Ahnjeong: 57
Kim, Gueyon: 65
Kim, Youngho: 43
Kimani, Mumbi: 70
Kiribrahim, Ozgen: 20
Kirkpatrick, Justin: 20
Kis-Katos, Krisztina: 43
Kiso, Takahiko: 37
Klaiber, H. Allen: 30
Kling, Catherine: 17
Klis, Anna: 45
Klobodu, Edem: 14
Knittel, Christopher R.: 17
Kolstoe, Sonja: 40
König-Kersting, Christian: 16
Kontoleon, Andreas: 3
Kotchen, Matthew: 64
Krause, Eleanor: 4
Krebs, Benjamin: 24
Kroetz, Kailin: 3 , 5
Kutela, Dambala Gelo Kutela: 42 , 70
Lade, Gabriel: 17
Lammers, Richard: 63
Landry, Joel: 36
Lang, Corey: 28 , 38 , 58
Lange, Andreas: 16 , 71
Langer, Ashley: 48
Langpap, Christian: 34 , 55
Lazkano, Itziar: 2
Leach, Andrew: 47
Leard, Benjamin: 32
Lee, Seunghoon: 44
Lee, Young Gwan: 13
Lennon, Connor: 28
Leonard, Bryan: 3 , 5 , 34
Lepault, Claire: 41
Lewis, David: 60
Lewis, Eric: 71
Lewis, Lynne: 58
Li, Jing: 17
Li, Liqing: 3
Li, Qingran: 49
Li, Xinyu: 65
Lin Lawell, C.-Y. Cynthia: 45
LIN, YATANG: 35
Lindsay, Amanda: 58
Linsenmeier, Manuel: 24
Lisk, Matthew: 63
Liu, Mengdi: 53
Liu, Pengfei: 56
Liu, Qi: 3
Liu, Qingfeng: 6
Liu, Yaqin: 49
Liu, Zhaoyang: 3
Lohawala, Nafisa: 29
Long, Xianling: 36
Lopez Aguilar, Javier Alejandro: 9
Löschel, Andreas: 16 , 34
Lu, Yi: 8
Lucinda, Claudio: 38
Ludsin, Stuart: 54
Lundberg, Clark: 65 , 67
Luo, Kaifang: 56
Lyn, Gary: 73
Lyubich, Eva: 4
Ma, Chunbo: 4
Ma, Lala: 28
Ma, Rong: 11
Maboshe, Mashekwa: 70
Maddison, David: 50 , 61
Madhok, Raahil: 67
Magambo, Isaiah: 70
Magomba, Christopher Godlove: 46
Mahone, Jessica: 23
Mai Thi Tuyet, Chinh: 61
Malikov, Emir: 12
Mamkhezri, Jamal: 22
Mancini, Mattia: 31
Manderson, Edward: 17
Manning, Dale: 58
Manohar, Pramod: 2
Maris, Robbie: 16
Marten, Melanie: 27
Martin, Jay: 37
Massetti, Emanuele: 18
Masters, Mark: 7
Mathes, Sophie: 1
Mathews, William: 50
Matsushima, Hiroshi: 59
Matter, Ulrich: 38
Matthews, Peter: 19
McCauley, Michelle: 19
McFadden, Jonathan: 12
McGinty, Matthew: 45
McRae, Shaun: 51
Meadows, Ben: 57
Mei, Yingdan: 56
Melstrom, Richard: 28
Merrill, Nathaniel: 54
Messer, Kent: 7
Metcalfe, Robert: 33
Meyer, Andrew: 26
Miao, Ruiqing: 12
Michael, Holly: 7
Middleton, Arthur: 5
Miller, Noah: 38
Mingie, James: 45
Minnich, Aljoscha: 71
Mishra, Prakash: 60
Miteva, Daniela: 9
Mogge, Lukas: 70
Mohaddes, Kamiar: 33
Molina, Renato: 71
Moore, Frances: 60
Motohashi, Kazuki: 33
Mueller, Valerie: 73
Mullins, Jamie: 24 , 35
Muñoz-Mora, Juan Carlos: 1
Murasheva, Mariia: 70
Murillo Sandoval, Paulo José: 44
Murphy, Alvin: 28
Narantungalag, Odmaa: 11 , 42
Nayga, Rodolfo: 58
Ndebele, Tom: 26 , 37
Nevatia, Vedanshi: 18
Newburn, David: 26 , 37
Newell, Richard: 40
Nguyen, Thuy: 37
Nian, Hongyu: 33
Nkosi, Phindile: 42
Noack, Frederik: 21
Noblet, Caroline: 23 , 37
Noghanibehambari, Hamid: 42
Nolan, Derek: 30
Novan, Kevin: 65
Nyanzu, Frederick: 58
Ogieriakhi, Macson: 3
Ohndorf, Markus: 55
Olmstead, Sheila: 7 , 63
Ordonez, Pablo: 48
Ortiz-Bobea, Ariel: 12 , 73
Paik, SongYi: 41
Palandri, Claire: 17
Palm-Forster, Leah: 7
Pan, Yuhang: 64
Papineau, Maya: 51
Park, Yongjoon: 73
Park, Ziho: 65
Parthum, Bryan: 58
Pattanayak, Subhrendu: 9
Paudel, Jayash: 15
Paudel, Rajiv: 57
Paustian, Matthias: 11
Pearson-Merkowitz, Shanna: 38
Peng, Yifan: 21
Perumbillissery, Krishnapriya: 9
Pescatori, Andrea: 59
Pfaff, Alexander: 1 , 34
Pham, Linh: 37
Pham, Minh-Nhat: 21
Pilgram, Clemens: 22
Pirela-Rios, Ana: 1
Pizer, Billy: 40
Plantinga, Andrew: 72
Polsky, Colin: 26
Potter, Nicholas: 30
Prest, Brian: 40
Prifti, Ervin: 59
Proistosescu, Cristian: 8
Pruckner, Gerald: 52
Prusevitch, Alex: 63
Pulido, Xiomara: 61
Purevjav, Avralt-Od: 62
Qin, Suvy: 4
Qiu, Lucy: 20 , 56
Qu, Chenfei: 36
Qu, Yuhang: 61
raff, zach: 26
Rajan, Ramkishen: 18
RANDALL, ALAN: 37
Rao, Akhil: 19
Ravikumar, Arvind: 71
Reale-Hatem, Matthew: 60
Reguant, Mar: 48
Reimer, Matthew: 49
Reynaert, Mathias: 60
Ribeiro Cardoso, Andre: 69
Ricks, Michael: 10
Rico Straffon, Jimena: 1
Rijal, Binish: 43
Rising, James: 8
Rivers, Nicholas: 27 , 51
Roeckert, Julian: 70
Roesti, Matthias: 38
Roggenkamp, Hauke: 71
Roth Tran, Brigitte: 35
Roth, Sefi: 33
Rousseau, Sandra: 23
Roy, Shalini: 73
Rudik, Ivan: 71 , 73
Rui, Xie: 4
Sajid, Osama: 44
Salimgarieva, Almira: 53
Sallee, James: 64
Sanchirico, James: 49
Sanford, Luke: 5
Savino, Sara: 67
Saxena, Rimjhim: 48
Scalera, Cameron: 68
Scharlemann, Tess: 35
Schleich, Joachim: 25
Schulze Tilling, Anna: 21
Schulze, David: 34
Scott, William: 27
Sears, James: 43 , 72
Sears, Molly: 43
Sekar, Nitin: 67
Seok, Brian: 35
Severnini, Edson: 69
Shaffer-Morrison, C. Dale: 37
Shaffer, Blake: 46
Shah, Zeal: 13
Sharma, Sanchaya: 67
Shea, Molly: 23
Sheldon, Ian: 37
Shen, Mingzhou: 72
Sheriff, Glenn: 50
Shinde, Nilesh: 7 , 15 , 67
Shindell, Drew: 8
Shrader, Jeffrey: 14
Shrum, Trisha: 25
Sigman, Hilary: 7
Sileci, Lorenzo: 15
Silvis, Nicholas: 37
Sims, Charles: 57 , 59
Sisco, Matthew Ryan: 32
Skidmore, Marin: 30 , 62
Smith, David: 26
Sohngen, Brent: 54
Sölch, Christian: 36
Sommer, Konstantin: 41
Somuncu, Tugba: 52
Souza-Rodriguez, Eduardo: 21
Souza, Mateus: 48
Spilker, Gabriele: 55
Spiller, Beia: 22
Spraggon, John: 25
Srivastav, Sugandha: 39
Srivastava, Sparshi: 24
Steiger, Robert: 55
Steinback, Scott: 58
Stemmler, Joseph: 8
Stoerk, Thomas: 8
Stranlund, John: 41
Strobl, Eric: 61
Sugiyama, Amod: 55
Swedberg, Kristen: 54
Sweeney, Richard: 10
Sylvan, Derek: 73
Tan, Weiliang: 73
Taneja, Jay: 13
Tarduno, Matthew: 64
Tavoni, Massimo: 60
Thompson, Matthew P.: 68
Tingley, Diana: 31
Tiwari, Anshuman: 9
Tokunaga, Kanae: 58
Tondji, Jean-Baptiste: 6
Tregenna, Fiona: 70
Udugama, Gayan: 35
Uginet, Pierre: 7
Upendram, Sreedhar: 45
van Benthem, Arthur: 60
VanCeylon, Jarron: 28
Varela Varela, Ana: 13
Vasilaky, Katya: 46
Vera-Cossio, Diego: 61
Villa, Victor: 73
Voorheis, John: 4 , 52 , 68
Vossler, Christian: 40
Vuong, Nguyen: 37
Wade, Christopher: 63
Wagner, Gernot: 8 , 52
Wagner, Jeffrey: 41
Walker, Reed: 4
Walls, Margaret: 28
Walsh, Patrick: 23
Walsh, Randall: 50
Wan, Xibo: 17
Wang, Binglin: 69
Wang, Kaiwen: 49
Wang, Lyra: 71
Wang, Qian: 6
Wang, Xiao: 4
Wang, Yingzi: 65
Wang, Zhenhua: 1
Wang, Zhenxuan: 11 , 49
Wardle, Arthur: 40
Warziniack, Travis: 59
Waxman, Andrew: 8
Weber, Jeremy: 66
Wechsler, Seth: 12
Wen, Kaiyi: 42
Werthschulte, Madeline: 46
West, Sarah: 22
Wibbenmeyer, Matthew: 28
Wichman, Casey: 26
Wilcox, Steven: 45 , 62
Wilen, James: 49
Williamson, Samuel: 12
Willis, Mary: 69
Wilson, Robyn: 37
Wilwerding, Rachel: 22
Winikoff, Justin: 29
Winston, Clifford: 29
Woerman, Matt: 7
Wolak, Frank: 46 , 51
Wolfram, Catherine: 47
Woodward, Richard: 3 , 62
Wrenn, Douglas: 30 , 72
Wu, Grace: 63
Wu, Xiurou: 49
Wu, Yining: 54
Xia, Fan: 53
Xiao, Yile: 53
Xie, Lusi: 7
Xie, Yang: 64
Xu, Jintao: 3
Xu, Minhong: 37
Xu, Yilan: 23
Xu, Yuanwei: 16
Yamaguchi, Rintaro: 64
Yang, Dongkyu: 37
Yang, Wei: 58
Yassin, Kareman: 51
Yin, Haitao: 33 , 65
Yoder, Elizabeth: 63
Yokoo, Hide-Fumi: 64
Yu, Zhanhan: 15
Zawojska, Ewa: 40
Zhang, Bing: 53
Zhang, Da: 36
Zhang, Fan: 17
Zhang, Jingfang: 12
Zhang, Na: 37
Zhang, Renpei: 53
Zhang, Wendan: 29
Zhang, Yu: 11
Zhao, Jianheng: 62
Zhao, Xialing: 23
Zheng, Jiameng: 63
Zheng, Qiujie: 58
Zheng, Siqi: 44
Zhou, Christy: 66
Zhou, Hui: 32
Zhou, Xiaolin: 14
Zhu, Junming: 48
Zhu, Kunxin: 9
Zimmerman, Charity: 23
Zuidema, Shan: 63