SERIES OF WEBINARS ON ECONOMICS OF ENVIRONMENT, ENERGY AND TRANSPORT (SWEEET)

The webinar takes place on Tuesday at 16:00 CET on Zoom and has a duration of 60 minutes, with questions at the end.

https://sites.google.com/view/seminarsweeet/home

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ARCHIVES

MARDI 28 FÉVRIER 2023
(En visio)
Pablo Andrés-Domenech (INRAE & BETA) : Soil Pollution, Animal Contamination and Safe Food Production: The Case of Chlordecone Pollution in the French West Indies"

Abstract:
This article focuses on the economic and biotechnical consequences of changes in the legal maximum residue limits for pesticides (here chlordecone)on meat production. We model the concentration of this persistent pollutant in livestock meat in the French West Indies and analyse the link between soil pollution, animal contamination and food production. We compute the time required to decontaminate the animals and analyse if it is possible to respect both the health constraints and the current livestock management schedule. We also compute the cost for farmers to adapt to the new regulation and to more stringent health-related targets that are expected in the future.

MARDI 31 JANVIER 2023
(En visio)
Aurelien Saussay(OFCE, Sciences Po, Paris), Misato Sato, (London School of Economics and Political Science) Francesco Vona (University of Milan) Layla O’Kane(Lightcast) : Who’s fit for the low-carbon transition? Emerging skills and wage gaps in job ad data
MARDI 29 NOVEMBRE 2022
Thomas Douenne (Univ. Amsterdam), Albert Jan Hummel (Univ. Amsterdam), Marcelo Pedroni (Univ. Amsterdam) : Optimal Fiscal Policy in a Climate-Economy Model with Heterogeneous Households
MARDI 25 OCTOBRE 2022
Inmaculada Martinez-Zarzoso (U. Göttingen, University Jaume I) : Are Global Value Chains Sustainable? A Firm-Level Analysis

Co-écrit avec Samuel Siewers (U. Göttingen), and Leila Baghdadi (U. Tunis)

MARDI 14 JUIN 2022
Andrew Plantiga (UCSB) :
MARDI 31 MAI 2022
Juan Pablo Montero (PUC) :
MARDI 10 MAI 2022
Aurelien Saussay (LSE) :
MARDI 26 AVRIL 2022
Alexandre Mayol (BETA) : Does merging public utilities save money? The case of water in France
MARDI 12 AVRIL 2022
Arthur Thomas (CREST-ENSAE) : Identifying oil supply news shocks and their effects on the global oil market
MARDI 29 MARS 2022
Kelly Coboum : Forest Dynamics and Ecosystem Collapse: Delaying Tipping Points in the Face of Decision Making Myopia
MARDI 15 MARS 2022
Jean-Pierre Ponsard and Guy Meunier (CREST - Ecole Polytechnique) : Extending the limits of the abatement cost
MARDI 01 MARS 2022
Cees Withagen (Vrije Universiteit, Amsterdam) : Carbon Capture and Storage with Enhanced Recovery
MARDI 15 FÉVRIER 2022
Maria Eugenia Sanin (Evry University) : Carbon taxes in a global production network
MARDI 01 FÉVRIER 2022
Etienne Espagne (AFD) and Guilherme Magacho (AFD) : Impacts of CBAM on EU trade parners : conséquences for developing countries
MARDI 18 JANVIER 2022
Julien Daubanes (University of Geneva) : Why do firms issue green bonds
MARDI 04 JANVIER 2022
Jenifer Alix-Garcia (Oregon State University) : Overlapping land rights and deforestation in Uganda: 20 years of evidence
MARDI 09 NOVEMBRE 2021
Imelda (Graduate Institute Geneva) : Clean Energy Access: Gender Disparity, Health, and Labour Supply
MARDI 26 OCTOBRE 2021
Marc Fleurbaey (PSE) : Climate action with revenue recycling: benefits for poverty, inequality, and wellbeing
MARDI 12 OCTOBRE 2021
Frank Venmans (Granham Institute On Climate Change - LSE), Simon Dietz (LSE), Emanuele Campiglio (U. Bologna) : Optimal transition to a low-carbon economy in the presence of stranded assets, falling technology costs and uncertainty
MARDI 08 JUIN 2021
(16h, visio)
Gino Baudry (Imperial College) : Exploring the future of the European agriculture systems between food, energy and greenhouse gas emissions: the AgRI-food SystEm interactive model (ARISE)
MARDI 25 MAI 2021
(16h, Zoom)
Philippe Quirion (CIRED) : Low-carbon options for the French power sector: What role for renewables, nuclear energy and carbon capture and storage?
MARDI 11 MAI 2021
(16h, Zoom)
Alejandro Capparos (Institute for Public Goods and Policies (IPP), Spanish National Research Council (CSIC)) : Pledge and implement bargaining in the Paris Agreement on climate change
MARDI 27 AVRIL 2021
(16h, Zoom)
Helene Bouscasse (CR INRAE, CESAER) et Rim Rejeb (GAEL). : What role does the health impact of transport modes play in our transport choices?
MARDI 13 AVRIL 2021
(16h, Zoom)
Martino Pelli (Université de Sherbrooke) : Childhood Exposure to Storms and Long-Term Educational Attainments in India
MARDI 30 MARS 2021
(16h, Zoom)
M. Tivadar et Y. Schaeffer (Univ. Grenoble Alpes) : FROM SPATIAL SEGREGATION TO ENVIRONMENTAL INEQUALITIES
MARDI 16 MARS 2021
(16h, Zoom)
Erica Myers (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign) : Decomposing the Wedge Between Projected and Realized Returns in Energy Efficiency Programs
MARDI 02 MARS 2021
(16h, Zoom)
Joseph Shapiro (UC Berkeley) : Regulating Untaxable Externalities: Are Vehicle Air Pollution Standards Effective and Efficient?
MARDI 02 FÉVRIER 2021
(16h, Zoom)
Romain Crastes (University of Leeds) : Using shifted lognormal distributions in order to avoid “exploding” willingness-to-pay distributions in mixed logit models
MARDI 19 JANVIER 2021
(16h, Zoom)
Beat Hintermann (Universität Basel) : Mobility Pricing in Switzerland
MARDI 05 JANVIER 2021
(16h, Zoom)
Marco Percoco (Università Bocconi) : New Car Taxation and its Unintended Environmental Consequences

with Angela Bergantino and Mario Intini.

MARDI 08 DÉCEMBRE 2020
(16h, Zoom)
Ben Groom (University of Exeter) : REDD+ as an area based policy: Evidence from the 2011Indonesian Moratorium on Palm Oil, logging and Timber Concessions

with Charles Palmer and Lorenzo Sileci

MARDI 24 NOVEMBRE 2020
(16h, Zoom)
Rainald Borck (University of Postdam) : Urban pollution: A global perspective

with Philipp Schrauth.

MARDI 27 OCTOBRE 2020
(16h, Zoom)
Sébastien Houde (Grenoble Ecole de Management) : Consumer Myopia in Vehicle Purchases: Evidence from a Natural Experiment

with Kenneth Gillingham and Arthur A. van Benthem

MARDI 13 OCTOBRE 2020
Nicolas Treich (Toulouse School of Economics, INRAE, Université Toulouse Capitole) : An economic model of the meat paradox

with Nina Hestermann and Yves Le Yaouanq.

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