1. SEBE Department Seminar 31. May 2017 Time: 13. 00 -14
SEBE Department Seminar 31.May Time: Place: Room 1a+b
A talk by Dr. Lynne Lewis
Elmer W. Campbell Chair
Bates College, Maine, US
River Restoration and Hedonic Property Value Analyses:  Guidance for Effective Benefit Transfer
Dr Lynne Lewis holds a PhD in Economics from the University of Colorado. Prior to becoming faculty at Bates she served on the faculty at the Yale School of Forestry and Environmental Studies. Her work has covered topics including valuation of ecosystem services, water quality trading, water allocation and the impacts of climate change. Currently, she is part of an interdisciplinary research team funded by an NSF grant focused on valuing the potential benefits from dam removals and river restoration. Lewis also co-authors the popular Environmental and Nature Resource Economics textbook with Tom Tietenberg. 
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