Bringing Water Markets Down to Earth: The Political Economy of Water Rights in Chile, 1976-1995

Exploring Recent Changes to Federal Benefit-Cost Analysis, with Bryan Hubbell

Bryan Hubbell recounts his career at the US Environmental Protection Agency developing benefit-cost analyses and outlines the implications of major changes to the practice.

Energy and the Iran War: What We’re Watching

Global energy markets are in turmoil due to conflict in Iran. Although the United States is the top global oil and gas producer, it has limited options in relieving global supply strains.

Global Energy Outlook 2026: How the World Lost the Goal of 1.5°C

An in-depth, virtual panel discussion on some of the potential long-term outlooks for energy markets and the global energy system.

Mimi.jl: A Computational Platform for Integrated Assessment Modeling

This paper presents the Mimi platform, a harmonized, user-friendly computational platform for building and running integrated assessment models, enabling cross-institutional collaborations and non-academic use cases.