We research complex policy problems in the context of evolving regulations, fiscal constraints, and unique environmental challenges such as global climate change.
Environmental research areas include:
- Intergovernmental relations
- Interjurisdictional competition
- International regimes
- Environmental policy making in developing countries
- Transaction costs and benefit–cost analysis
- Human behavior and resource use
- Options for carbon sequestration
- Endangered species management
- Wetland restoration
Energy research focuses on:
- Transportation and electricity technology assessment
- Energy policy effectiveness
- Perceptions and motivations related to energy use
- Economic analysis of new technologies
- The human dimensions of energy use
- Global climate governance
- Energy-based economic development