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Dustin Tingley
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Dustin Tingley
@dustintingley
Political economist mostly studying climate and energy, Educator, Traveler, Musician, Parent, latest book https://t.co/SibUCJCYOH
US Katılım Temmuz 2013
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Well, this could change with (bipartisan) legislation that gets proposed every year.
bostonglobe.com/2024/09/02/opi…
An overview paper is available here, salatainstitute.harvard.edu/federal-land-l…. Contains new public opinion data that is probably the most bipartisan support for change I've ever seen.
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Why does revenue from oil/gas/coal land leasing and extraction on Federal land get split between the Federal government and the states/localities it comes from, but for solar/wind energy on Fed land all the money stays with the Feds and none goes back to local communities?
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Thrilled to announce my new book “Teaching Effectively with ChatGPT” with @angelaperezalb! Full of practical strategies and real examples to integrate ChatGPT into your teaching and enhance your students’ learning 🧵
Check it out: amazon.com/dp/B0D5DJ9SYG
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Very thankful for this excellent review. Read it, and then go read @dhopkins1776 excellent new book russellsage.org/publications/s…
Dan Hopkins@dhopkins1776
Excited that Gall Sigler's & my review of @alexgazmararian & @dustintingley's incisive book "Uncertain Futures" has been published by Political Science Quarterly. doi.org/10.1093/psquar…
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Call For Proposals: Political Economy of Climate Change and the Environment (PECE) APSA 2024 Mini-Conference forms.gle/c7tCUxKtNvsD3g… To be hosted at Penn in advance of APSA on 9/4/24 in Philadelphia. Applications are due March 1st!
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Very excited to see the official working paper version of this paper drop. This is a super impressive data effort on an extremely important set of topics. Sets up huge opportunities for future work on the public finance aspects of energy.
Daniel Raimi@DanielRaimi
I'm really excited to share this new @rff working paper, which is the result of >2 years of data collection and analysis. It quantifies local government revenue from various energy sources across 79 counties in 10 US states (🧵/8) rff.org/publications/w…
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Applications are now open for RFF's 2024 summer (paid) internship program. Come work with us!
rff.org/careers/summer…
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The 2024 EITM Institute will be held at Emory this summer and applications are now open for this 3-week, NSF-funded graduate workshop. All research interests welcome!
Applications are due3/8/24. More information & a link to apply are here: EITM.emory.edu
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@JeffreyLax My book with Helen Milner sailing the waters edge does security and international economic stuff. Connects w a number of ideas in AP including @SeanGailmard and patty press.princeton.edu/books/hardcove…
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IR people please help AP people - also AP people please help - If were going to do a "national security institutions" week in grad core class on American Politics - Institutions... what readings might you include? Thanks!!
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Lots of other great awards in this list!
American Energy Society@AES_Energy
Energy Awards update: @dustintingley @HarvardWCFIA, @SalataInstitute at #HarvardUniversity and @alexgazmararian @AndlingerCenter @Princeton, winners of a "Best Book" award for "Uncertain Futures: How to Unlock the Climate Impasse" (@cambridgepress). amazon.com/Uncertain-Futu…
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In recent years, I've had the privilege of working with @MonikaEhrman, Andrew Curley, and more amazing colleagues to support oil- and gas-producing Native Nations as they consider their energy futures. The project is in early stages, but here's an overview resources.org/common-resourc…
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This is a great^10 paper for anyone interested in energy transitions. @alexgazmararian and I go into the credibility aspects in detail in uncertainfuturesbook.com (including firm perspectives not just communities) but this paper covers much more, too. It brings a ton together.
Natalia Fabra@NataliaFabra
Getting a paper out is always a satisfaction! Our paper, "The energy transition: a balancing act", with @MarReguant, is forthcoming at Resource & Energy Economics authors.elsevier.com/c/1i8jF3JBKJ4-…
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Agreed. This is the central point of this new book with @alexgazmararian uncertainfuturesbook.com applied to the energy transition and featuring the voices of impacted communities.
Matthew E. Kahn@mattkahn1966
@NataliaFabra @MarReguant Impressive! When Economists identify a Hicksian Pareto improvement, we should think about the implementation issue of credibly compensating those who lose from the new policy. nber.org/papers/w25831 nber.org/papers/w30238 nber.org/books-and-chap…
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.@jerometenk has a terrific interview with @alexgazmararian & @dustintingley about their book Uncertain Futures on @goodauth. What the clean energy boom means for fossil fuel communities: goodauthority.org/news/what-clea…
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SK battery has laying off and furloughing workers in Georgia. This is why communities have a write better contracts to protect themselves. A quick thread. (1/11)
onlineathens.com/story/news/loc…
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Putting this out again. Interviews with lots of students and other stakeholders led to this great idea.
Salata Institute@HarvardSalata
Are you a Harvard University student or alumni interested in a career in climate and sustainability? Or an employer interested in connecting with Harvard students and alumni? Register now for the @HarvardSalata Climate & Sustainability Career Expo on 12/1: bit.ly/3Lmg5h2
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@BrianCDeese This new book would be of interest, then.
uncertainfuturesbook.com
Great people working in the interagency group, too.
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Any analysis of energy transition place-based policy that isn't looking closely at:
(i) the work of the Inter-Agency Working Group on Coal and Power Plant Communities &
(ii) the placed based tax incentives in the IRA
Is operating in a prior era.
energycommunities.gov
Noah Kaufman@noahqk
"The practice of place-based policy in the US is highly decentralized, confusingly fragmented, and poorly understood... ...In advance of [the energy transition], it behooves us to understand place-based policies more soundly." nber.org/papers/w30871
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Today @ 12PM
Energy Policy Seminar with @dustintingley
"Reimagining Net Metering: A Polycentric Model for Equitable Solar Adoption"
Join in-person or on Zoom⬇️
belfercenter.org/event/energy-p…
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Important read, illustrating just how challenging the distributive politics of the clean energy transition are. I'm currently reading @dustintingley & @alexgazmararian's book, Uncertain Futures, & there's a lot of resonance with challenges like this one:
insideclimatenews.org/news/17102023/…
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