Could State-Level Variation in the Number of Land Trusts Make Economic Sense

State-Level Variation in Land-Trust Abundance: Could it Make Economic Sense?

State-Level Variation in Land-Trust Abundance: Could it Make Economic Sense?

Community Engagement for Coastal Resilience, with Celso Ferreira and Elizabeth Van Dolah

Celso Ferreira and Elizabeth Van Dolah recount their work on a coastal resilience project in Pocomoke City, Maryland, where community involvement provided a new perspective on the region’s flooding problems.

Decomposing the Double Materiality of Climate-Related Financial Risk

This paper develops a framework to define and unpack double materiality by mapping how climate‑related risks affect banks and how banks’ activities shape those risks, along with resulting feedback and spillover effects.

New Research Finds That Information on Flight Emissions Changes Booking Behavior

A new working paper finds evidence that when flight emissions are disclosed on booking platforms, consumers place greater weight on emissions when deciding which flights to book.