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The article, titled "Climate-smart biofuel policy as a pathway to decarbonize agriculture," stemmed from a multidisciplinary effort on new approaches to estimating carbon sequestration.Read more about ARE Professor David Zilberman publishes policy piece in Science

Her paper compares the cost-effectiveness of different wildfire prevention techniques that electric utilities could undertake.Read more about ARE Professor Meredith Fowlie Publishes in Nature Climate Change

Wardle's paper titled "The Recreational Value of Rare Species: Causal Evidence from the Cassia Crossbill" uses a taxonomic species split as a natural experiment to estimate recreational value.Read more about PhD Candidate Arthur Wardle publishes in JAERE

An ARE dream team consisting of Marco Gonzalez-Navarro, Alain de Janvry, Betty Sadoulet and recent ARE alumni Joel Ferguson (U Wisconsin-Madison) and Abdoulaye Cisse (World Bank), as well as two Senegal-based researchers, have a paper forthcoming in the Journal of Development Economics.Read more about The Impact of Irrigation Infrastructure Development in Senegal

The research seminar is named after a brilliant graduate student and beloved community member, Sara Johns, who we lost last September.Read more about ARE launches student seminar in honor of Sara Johns

Professor Shah is a development economist whose primary research and teaching interests lie at the intersection of applied microeconomics, health, and international development. Welcome!Read more about Manisha Shah joins ARE in Fall 2025

Is air pollution regulation too lenient in the US? Their paper examines the cost-effectiveness of reducing local air pollution.Read more about ARE Professors Shapiro and Walker publish in the American Economic Review

Analysis by ARE Associate Professor of Cooperative Extension Ellen Bruno reveals that California farmers will continue to drill wells and plant perennials despite impending groundwater regulation.Read more about Anticipatory Effects of California's Groundwater Regulations

A first-of-its-kind study co-authored by Assistant Professor Tamma Carleton shows that the global food system is more vulnerable to climate change than previously thought.Read more about Climate Change Cuts Global Crop Yields, Even When Farmers Adapt

Since retiring from ARE in 2019, Gordon has been extremely active in research and service, particularly to the University. This honor, which is awarded by the UC Berkeley Emeriti Association, recognizes his many accomplishments and contributions since retiring.Read more about Gordon Rausser named 2025 Distinguished Emeritus of the Year