Todd Guilfoos
@tgfoos.bsky.social
Water economist at University of Rhode Island. Water, history, cooperation, and institutions. Interests include running, basketball, celtics, and cycling.
Elsevier has also decided to stop publishing Water Resource Economics (WRE) without discussion or warning to the editors. They seem to rather reckless in how they treat editors recently. Not sure why.
September 15, 2025 at 9:03 PM
Elsevier has also decided to stop publishing Water Resource Economics (WRE) without discussion or warning to the editors. They seem to rather reckless in how they treat editors recently. Not sure why.
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If that was true, Joey Chestnut would've died 10 years ago.
July 28, 2025 at 1:49 PM
If that was true, Joey Chestnut would've died 10 years ago.
Demonstrates that quick and fast cooperation in PGGs do not necessarily extend to voting over prosocial rules, like sanctions.
July 16, 2025 at 6:00 PM
Demonstrates that quick and fast cooperation in PGGs do not necessarily extend to voting over prosocial rules, like sanctions.
This impact doesn't take into account additional cost of dental care (going to the dentist more often, purchasing fluoride toothpaste, etc.)
This impacts poor people the most. Can't afford the dentist, insurance, or fluoride toothpaste. It is a tax on the poor.
This impacts poor people the most. Can't afford the dentist, insurance, or fluoride toothpaste. It is a tax on the poor.
April 22, 2025 at 6:10 PM
This impact doesn't take into account additional cost of dental care (going to the dentist more often, purchasing fluoride toothpaste, etc.)
This impacts poor people the most. Can't afford the dentist, insurance, or fluoride toothpaste. It is a tax on the poor.
This impacts poor people the most. Can't afford the dentist, insurance, or fluoride toothpaste. It is a tax on the poor.