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Environment & Energy

10 papers across 2 private calibration editions.

  1. 01
    W35483EEE · EFG · MEMetadata indexed
    Sharpening Economic Interpretation with HARS

    Dawis Kim, Tao Zha

  2. 02
    W35485EEEMetadata indexed
    Critical Peak Rewards: Evidence from a Nationwide Demand Response Program

    Louise Bernard, Robert D. Metcalfe, Andrew Schein

  3. 03
    W35488CF · EEEMetadata indexed
    Ambiguity vs. Risk in Investment Decisions: A Continuous Decomposition

    Geoffrey Heal, Marcella Lucchetta

  4. 04
    W35512EEEMetadata indexed
    The Environmental Costs of Sanctions: Flaring and Venting in Venezuela

    Michele Fioretti, Kavanaugh FitzPatrick, Alessandro Iaria

  5. 05
    W35516AP · CF · EEE · PE · PRMetadata indexed
    The Price and Distributional Impact of Flood Risk Disclosure: Evidence from US Housing Platforms

    Stephen B. Billings, Sophie Calder-Wang, Weiling Liu

  6. 06
    W35519AP · CF · EEEMetadata indexed
    Counterproductive Sustainable Investing: The Impact Elasticity of Brown and Green Firms

    Samuel M. Hartzmark, Kelly Shue

  7. 07
    W35525EEEMetadata indexed
    Evidence of How Electronic Reporting and Automated Auditing Affects Regulatory Compliance and Environmental Performance

    Wayne B. Gray, Ronald Shadbegian, Ann Wolverton

  8. 08
    W35529EEE · EFGMetadata indexed
    Temperature Fluctuations and Economic Conditions: Evidence from Weekly U.S. Data

    Kimberly A. Berg, Chadwick C. Curtis, Nelson C. Mark

  9. 09
    W35530AG · EEEHuman-reviewed abstract summary
    A Demand-Side Alternative to Renewable Curtailment: Natural Field Experimental Evidence from Two Countries

    Daniel Lopez Garcia, Robert D. Metcalfe, Andrew R. Schein, Yixin Sun

    Large field experiments in Great Britain and Spain suggest that free electricity can shift demand into periods of abundant renewable supply, while paying consumers beyond zero added little response.

  10. 10
    W35535EEE · CFMetadata indexed
    The Scientific Return of Biodiversity Conservation: Evidence from Fishing Bans Along the Yangtze River

    Minhao Chen, Lin William Cong, Haoyu Gao, Andrew Karolyi, Hui Wang