Seminars and Workshops in Environmental Economics

EPA's National Center for Environmental Economics (NCEE) regularly hosts seminars on timely topics in environmental economics. Below is a list of upcoming and recent seminars. Click on each entry to learn more about the featured presenters and their presentation topics.

Environmental Economics Seminars

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 try to hold these seminars monthly at EPA headquarters. If you would like to be added to the distribution list for information about these seminars, please contact Ann Wolverton (wolverton.ann@epa.gov).

Note: Hosting these seminars does not necessarily express or imply EPA approval or endorsement of the speaker’s views.

Note to media: Seminars are not open to the media. The purpose of all our seminars is to foster the free exchange of information. For media inquiries, please contact the Office of Public Affairs.

Upcoming and Recent Seminars

For more information on the NCEE environmental economics seminar series, contact:

Dr. Ann Wolverton
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (1809T)
1200 Pennsylvania Ave., NW
Washington, D.C. 20460

Tel.:  202-566-2278
Email:  wolverton.ann@epa.gov