Environmental Economics Seminars
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NCEE provides this forum for presentations on timely topics in environmental economics. Researchers from EPA, other federal agencies, and academia present current work, followed by a collegial discussion of this research. Topics are chosen based on relevance to current EPA issues and, more broadly, to issues of concern to the environmental economics research community. These topics include exploration of innovations in economic research methods as well as how research results can be used to improve environmental policy making.
While subject to change, we hold these seminars at least monthly at EPA headquarters. Please check the Upcoming Seminars page periodically for developing details. If you are not a federal government employee and would like to attend a seminar, please contact Carl Pasurka in advance so that you can gain access to the building.
Upcoming Seminars--see list
Past Seminars--organized by Series year.
2007-2008 Series
2006-2007 Series
2005-2006 Series
2004-2005 Series
2003-2004 Series
2002-2003 Series
2001-2002 Series
2000-2001 Series