Maximilian Auffhammer – Agricultural & Resource Economics
DETAILS
Maximilian Auffhammer focuses on forecasting greenhouse gas emissions, impacts of air pollution on agriculture, microeconomic theory, economics of climate change and econometrics.
His projects includes:
1) Adverse Reproductive Outcomes in a Population Exposed to Perfluorinated Compounds in Drinking Water (with Martha Rogers, Gina Waterfield, Philippe Grandjean, and David Sunding, 2018);
2) Turning water into jobs: The impact of surface water deliveries on farm employment and fallowing in California’s San Joaquin Valley (with Dina Gorensteyn and David Sunding, 2018);
3) Forecasting Urban Water Consumption in California: Rethinking Model Evaluation (with Steven Buck, Hilary Soldati, and David Sunding, 2018).
Department: Agricultural and Resource Economics
School: Natural Resources
Contact Information: auffhammer@berkeley.edu
Point Person: Maximilian Auffhammer
Website
School: Natural Resources
Contact Information: auffhammer@berkeley.edu
Point Person: Maximilian Auffhammer
Website