Most relevant to the London-based crowd: we're looking for TAs for next year. Apply here: forms.office.com/pages/respon...

📢 Call for Papers!
The 8th Annual LSE/Imperial Workshop on Environmental Economics will be held in person at LSE on June 10-11, 2025.
✅ Submissions by Feb 1
📄 Full papers only (no abstracts)
🎤 Keynote: Prof. Josh Graff Zivin
🔗 Submit here: forms.gle/577G9RBZ1V79... #EnvEcon #EconSky

That's great news for all the env econ folks out there :) Amazing location! @aereorg.bsky.social #econsky

Excited to announce our wonderful research seminar lineup for the year! Looking forward to the diversity of topics.

First week of the Autumn term at LSE and first lecture of my undergraduate course in Environmental Economics. I asked the students what topics they were most interested in, and here's what they came up with. A broad range of issues—looking forward to diving into these over the term! #EconSky

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🚨Call For Papers🚨7th Annual LSE/Imperial Workshop on Environmental Economics. June 10th - 11th, 2024. Keynote: Kenneth Gillingham (Yale). Submission deadline: Feb 1.

11/ Closing this thread with a visual version of our paper according to DALL·E. 😁

5/ Second, we find that clean inventions come as much from inventors with no prior experience in clean patenting as from inventors with a history of clean patents. That's quite a lot of entrants, and including from other areas of patenting! 😲

4/ First, we find that energy inventors rarely patent on both clean and dirty technologies. 
This makes sense, given returns to specialization, and it underscores the challenge of reallocating human capital from dirty to clean technologies. 🚩

A couple of weeks ago, Todd Gerarden and I released a new working paper on inventors and the energy transition. Read it here (www.nber.org/papers/w31714), or check out this short thread (which I finally managed to put together, yay! 😓) #EconTwitter #EnvironmentalEconomics #InnovationEconomics