Emily Joiner
Senior Research Analyst
Emily Joiner graduated from the University of Arizona in December 2020 with a MS in agricultural and resource economics. She also holds a BS in sustainability and a BS in economics from Arizona State University. Prior to joining RFF, her graduate research assistantship focused on the economic impact of federal reserved water rights settlements and the conceptualization of regional economic resilience for tribal nations in the U.S. She is particularly excited to be working on the Value of Statistical Life project due to her interest in non-market valuation methods.
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Issue Brief — Dec 14, 2022
Policies to Increase Mitigation of Agricultural Greenhouse Gas Emissions
This issue brief considers three policy approaches to voluntary reduction of ag-GHGs, all of which reward farmers and ranchers who shift practices toward lower-GHG production.
Press Release — Dec 14, 2022
To Reduce Agricultural Greenhouse Gas Emissions, A New Study Recommends Strengthening Farmer Incentives and Emissions Measurement
To Reduce Agricultural Greenhouse Gas Emissions, A New Study Recommends Strengthening Farmer Incentives and Emissions Measurement
In Focus — Apr 20, 2023
In Focus: Causes for Climate Optimism
This video shares reasons for optimism about the future of climate research and policy, with RFF’s research analysts.
Resources Radio — May 24, 2022
70 Years of RFF: Looking Ahead with Young Economists at Resources for the Future
Young research analysts at Resources for the Future look ahead to speculate about the future of environmental economics—and their role in that future.
In Focus — Apr 20, 2023
In Focus: Causes for Climate Optimism
This video shares reasons for optimism about the future of climate research and policy, with RFF’s research analysts.
Resources Radio — May 24, 2022
70 Years of RFF: Looking Ahead with Young Economists at Resources for the Future
Young research analysts at Resources for the Future look ahead to speculate about the future of environmental economics—and their role in that future.