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FOIA Number: 2017-1095-F FOIA MARKER This is not a textual record. This is used as an administrative marker by the William J. Clinton Presidential Library Staff. Collection/Record Group: Clinton Presidential Records Subgroup/Office of Origin: Council of Economic Advisers Series/Staff Member: Subject Files Subseries: OA/ID Number: 21618 FolderID: Folder Title: IPCC [Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change] - WGIII [Working Group III] Nomination Process Stack: Row: Section: Shelf: Position: S 21 5 3 2 Withdrawal/Redaction Sheet Clinton Library DOCUMENT NO. SUBJECT/TITLE DATE RESTRICTION AND TYPE 001. resume Gary Yohe resume [PII] [partial] (1 page) 00/00/0000 b(6) 002. resume Robert Stavins resume [PII] [partial] (1 page) 01/22/1998 b(6) COLLECTION: Clinton Presidential Records Council of Economic Advisers Subject Files OA/Box Number: 21618 FOLDER TITLE: IPCC [Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change] - WGIII [Working Group III] Nomination Process 2017-1095-F bg230 RESTRICTION CODES Presidential Records Act - |44 U.S.C. 2204(a)] Freedom of Information Act - 15 U.S.C. 552(b)] P1 National Security Classified Information |(a)(1) of the PRA| b(1) National security classified information [(b)(1) of the FOIA] P2 Relating to the appointment to Federal office |(a)(2) of the PRA| b(2) Release would disclose internal personnel rules and practices of P3 Release would violate a Federal statute |(a)(3) of the PRAJ an agency |(b)(2) of the FOIA] P4 Release would disclose trade secrets or confidential commercial or b(3) Release would violate a Federal statute |(b)(3) of the FOIA] financial information [(a)(4) of the PRA] b(4) Release would disclose trade secrets or confidential or financial P5 Release would disclose confidential advice between the President information [(b)(4) of the FOIA] and his advisors, or between such advisors [a)(5) of the PRA b(6) Release would constitute a clearly unwarranted invasion of P6 Release would constitute a clearly unwarranted invasion of personal privacy [(b)(6) of the FOIA| personal privacy [(a)(6) of the PRAJ b(7) Release would disclose information compiled for law enforcement purposes |(b)(7) of the FOIA] C. 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Document will be reviewed upon request. - IPCC' resumes- 1 unsent ] \ DRAFT LISTS I 02/27/98 FRI 14:24 FAX 202 488 8681 USGCRP 002 FiNal U.S. Government Nominations for the IPCC Third Assessment Report: Working Group II (*): Possible Convening Lead Author (-): Hasn't given concurrence FORESTS AND FORESTRY Lead Authors: Ron Neilson, USDA/FS Daniel Botkin, George Mason U Jayant Sathaye, LBNL Henry Shugart, U of VA Roger Sedjo, Resources for the Future Allen Solomon, EPA (*) Contributing Authors: Robert Dixon, US Country Studies Program Robert Mendelsohn, Yale (-) Marc Abrams, Penn State U Neil Sampson, The Sampson Group J.G. Isebrands, USDA/FS Peter Groffman, Inst for Environmental Studies Olga Krankina, OSU Steve McNulty, USFS Sandra Brown, U of IL/EPA Richard Birdsey, USDA/FS James Teeri, University of Michigan Thomas Loveland, USGS EROS Richard Zepp, EPA/NERL Mitchell M. Dubensky, American Forest & Paper Virginia Burkett, USGS Al Lucier, NCASI Review editor: Steven Hamburg, Brown U Linda Joyce, USDA/FS AGRICULTURE AND FOOD SECURITY Lead Authors: Richard Adams, OSU Otto Doering, Purdue U John Reilly, USDA(-) Contributing Authors: Kenneth Kunkel, Illinois State Water Survey Hartwell Allen, USDA/ARS Ronald Sass, Rice U David Campbell, Mich State U Peter Groffman, Inst for Environmental Studies Linda Mearns, NCAR (-) Hugo Rogers, USDA/ARS Keith Paustian, CSU 02/27/98 FRI 14:24 FAX 202 488 8681 USGCRP 003 Stan Wullschleger, ORNL John Everett, NOAA Bruce Kimball, USDA Francisco Tubiello, Columbia University David Pimentel, Cornell U Harald Scherm, University of Georgia David Sherman, Tufts University Review editor: Norm Rosenberg, PNL William Easterling, Penn State U Vern Cole, Colorado State University RANGELANDS Lead Authors: Dennis Ojima, CSU/NREL Jack Morgan, USDA Contributing Authors: Arvin Mosier, USDA/ARS David Campbell, Mich State U Ron Neilson, USDA/FS Wayne Polley, USDA/ARS Mark Weltz, USDA/ARS Richard Zepp, EPA/NERL Review editor: Steven Hamburg, Brown U Linda Joyce, USDA/FS DESERTS Contributing Authors: Review Editor: Peter Groffman, IES SOILS AND LAND DEGRADATION Lead/Contributing Authors: Hari Eswaran, USDA/Nat Res Cons Div Peter Groffman, Inst for Environmental Studies Thomas Loveland, USGS Hartwell Allen, USDA Review editor: Steven Hamburg, Brown U Michael Farrell, ORNL MOUNTAIN REGIONS Lead Authors: Allen Solomon, EPA Douglas Fox, Colorado State U Contributing Authors: Roger Barry, U of CO John Harte, UC-Berkeley Mathias Vuille, U Mass Jerry Brown Frederick Nelson 02/27/98 FRI 14:25 FAX 202 488 8681 USGCRP 004 CRYOSPHERE Contributing Authors: Roger Barry, U of CO Richard Alley John Everett, NOAA David Robinson, Rutgers U Raymond Assel, NOAA/Great Lakes Env. Res. Jerry Brown, Int'l Permafrost Assoc. Frederick Nelson, U of Del Gunter Weller, U of AK-Fairbanks HYDROLOGY AND WATER RESOURCES MANAGEMENT Lead Authors: Charles Howe, U of CO (*) David Zilberman, UC-Berkeley Kenneth Strzepek, U of CO Gene Stakhiv, USACOE Robert Naiman, University of Washington Contributing Authors: Anthony Fisher, UC-Berkeley Tom Barnwell, EPA/NERL Philip Chao, USACOE Robert Wilkinson, UC-Santa Barbara David Goodrich, USDA/ARS Diane McKnight, U of CO David Major, Columbia U Rich Vogel, Tufts U Neil Leary, EPA James Houston Peter Gleick Robert Fleagle, University of Washington Jeff Richey, University of Washington James Shrouds, Federal Highway Administration Review editor: Norm Rosenberg, PNL Stanley Changnon, Illinois State Water Survey Gregory Knight, Penn State U FRESHWATER ECOSYSTEMS Lead Authors: John Magnuson, U of Wisc (*) Robert Brumbaugh, USACOE Charles Coutant, ORNL Diane McKnight, U of CO Robert Naiman, University of Washington Frank Rahel, U of Wyo James Shortle, Penn State U Peter Groffman, Institute for Ecosystem Studies Contributing Authors: George Parsons, U of Del 02/27/98 FRI 14:25 FAX 202 488 8681 USGCRP 005 Ann Fisher, Penn State U Donald Cahoon, USGS/Nat'l Wetlands Res. Ctr John Harte. MARINE ECOSYSTEMS Lead/Contributing Authors: John Everett, NOAA Mike Fogarty, Chesapeake Biological Laboratory (-) Chuck Hopkinson, MBL (-) Dave Karl, University of Hawaii (-) Peter Glynn, University of Miami (-) Paul Falkowski, Brookhaven National Labs (-) Peter Verity, Skidaway (-) Peter Webey (-) Tom Powell (-) Brian Rothchild (-) COASTAL ZONES AND SMALL ISLANDS Lead Authors: James Titus, EPA Gary Yohe, Wesleyan University Contributing Authors: Donald Cahoon, USGS/Nat'] Wetlands Res. Ctr. Wilson Orr, Prescott College Philip Chao, USACOE Gene Stakhiv, USACOE Virginia Burkett, USGS/Nat'l Wetlands Res. Ctr. Review editor: James Houston, USACOE Michael Farrell, ORNL HUMAN SETTLEMENTS Lead Authors: Tom Wilbanks, Oak Ridge National Laboratory (*) Mike Scott, Battelle John Millhone Brian O'Neill Contributing Authors: Wil Orr, Prescott College David Campbell, Mich State U Christopher Small, Columbia Unviersity Robert Wilkinson, UC Santa Barbara Arun Jhaveri, DOE James Parsnow, Carrier Corporation James Crawford, American Standard, Inc. Review Editor: Amy Glasmeier, Penn State University ENERGY. INDUSTRY AND TRANSPORTATION Lead Authors: David Greene, ORNL Hashem Akbari, LBNL William Breed, DOE 02/27/98 FRI 14:25 FAX 202 488 8681 USGCRP 006 Contributing Authors: James Parsnow, Carrier Corporation Adam Rose, Penn State U Mack McFarland James Crawford, American Standard, Inc. James Shrouds, Federal Highway Administration James J. Corbett, Carnegie-Mellon Rafael Friedmann, Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory Richard Ball, Department of Energy Thomas Wilson, EPRI (-) C.B. Husick, OWA, Inc. Review editor: Stanley Changnon, Illinois State Water Survey Nazir Bhagat, Department of Commerce Denny Ellerman, MIT FINANCIAL SERVICES Lead Authors: Graciela Chichilnisky, Columbia U. Geoffrey Heal, Columbia U. HUMAN HEALTH Lead authors: Rita Colwell, University of Maryland Duane Gubler, CDC Warren Piver, NIEHS Margaret Kripke, M.D. Anderson Cancer Center Jonathan Patz, Johns Hopkins Contributing Authors: Bruce Eldridge, UC Davis Robert Shope Larry Kalkstein, U of Delaware Alan Krupnick Sylvia LeBlancq Janice Longstreth Robert Shumway Robert Shope Mark Wilson, U Michigan (-) Sarah Foster, The Weinberg Group Paul C. Chrostowski, The Weinberg Group William Gore, Boehringer Ingelheim Review Editor: Mary Gant, HHS VEGETATION/LAND COVER Lead Authors: Ron Neilson, USDA/FS (*) : Dennis Ojima, CSU/NREL Allen Solomon, EPA Contributing authors: Thomas Loveland, USGS EROS WILDLIFE/BIODIVERSITY 02/27/98 FRI 14:25 FAX 202 488 8681 USGCRP 007 Lead authors: Terry Root, U of Mich Robert Naiman, U of WA Contributing authors: Jeff Price, American Bird Conservancy Russ Graham, Illinois Museum Camille Parmesan INTEGRATED ASSESSMENT Lead Authors: Joel Scheraga, EPA (A) Kenneth Strzepek, U of CO (A) Brent Yarnal, Penn State U (A) Jae Edmonds, PNL (B) Ron Neilson, USDA/FS (A) Robert Naiman, U of WA (A) Rich Richels, EPRI (B) Stephen Schneider, Stanford (C) John Weyant, Stanford (B) Richard Ball, DOE (B) Contributing Authors: Ted Parson, Harvard U. Hugh Pitcher, PNL (B) Richard Adams, OSU (A) Steve McNulty, USDA/FS Robert Mendelsohn, Yale U (A) Joel Smith, Hagler Bailly Services (A) Charles Howe, U of CO (A) Tom Barnwell, EPA/NERL (A) David Abler Don Wuebbles, University of Illinois Paul Chrostowski, The Weinberg Group Mike Scott, PNL Review editor: Dwight Atkinson C. Gregory Knight, Penn State University Michael Farrell, ORNL Robert Fleagle, University of Washington Henry Jacoby, MIT A: Impacts/Adaptation B: Emissions/Mitigation Costs C: Atmosphere/Carbon Cycle/Climate 02/27/98 FRI 14:26 FAX 202 488 8681 USGCRP 008 U.S. Government Nominations for the IPCC Third Assessment Report: Working Group III (*): Possible Convening Lead Author I. SECTORS ENERGY SUPPLY AND DEMAND Lead: John Holdren, Harvard U. Paul Komor, University of Colorado Rich Richels, EPRI Jayant Sathaye, LBNL Jae Edmonds, PNL Contributing: Richard Ball, DOE Christopher Bordeaux, US Country Studies Marilyn Brown, ORNL Rafael Friedmann, LBL (Latin America) James D. Kerstetter, Washington State University Alan Miller, World Bank David Streets, Argonne National Laboratory Michael A. Toman, RFF Review Editor: John Sheffield, ORNL Howard Gruenspecht, DOE INDUSTRY Lead: William Moomaw, Tufts U. Mark Levine, LBNL Peter Wilcoxen, UT Contributing: Nathan Martin, LBNL Lynn Price, LBNL Ernst Worrell, LBNL Mack McFarland, Dupont Nell Elliot, ACEEE Review Editor: Jay Shogren TRANSPORTATION Lead: David Greene, ORNL Dan Sperling, UC Davis 02/27/98 FRI 14:26 FAX 202 488 8681 USGCRP 009 Contributing: James Corbett, Carnegie Mellon University Leon Schipper, LBNL James Shrouds, Federal Highway Administration Review Editor: one George Eads, Charles River Associates H) # Martin Zimmerman, Ford (Chief Economist) HUMAN SETTLEMENTS Lead: Hashem Akbari, LBNL John Millhone, DOE Brian O'Neill, EDF Landis McKellar, IIASA (-) Tom Wilbanks, ORNL Contributing: Marilyn Brown, ORNL James G. Crawford, American Standard, Inc. Nathan C. Martin, LBNL Lynn Price, LBNL Review Editor: Arun Jhaveri, DOE AGRICULTURE Lead: Keith Paustian, Colorado State University John Reilly, USDA Contributing: Neil Sampson, The Sampson Group Ronald L. Sass, Rice University Review Editor: Norm Rosenberg, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory Vern Cole, Colorado State University FORESTS/BIOTIC (NON-AG) Lead: Sandra Brown, EPA (*) Jayant Sathaye, LBNL Greg Marland, ORNL Roger Sedjo, RFF Contributing: Richard Birdsey, USDA Bill Hohenstein, EPA Robert Dixon, US Country Studies Mitchell Dubensky, American Forest & Paper Association Olga Krankina, Oregon State University Zhu Hua Ning, Southern University Neil Sampson, The Sampson Group Ronald L. Sass, Rice University Kenneth Skog, USDA Review Editor: Steve Hamburg, Brown U. 02/27/98 FRI 14:26 FAX 202 488 8681 USGCRP 010 II. MECHANISMS (not fully cross-matched with sectors above) TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER, ADOPTION AND DIFFUSION Lead: Paul Komor, University of Colorado Jayant Sathaye, LBNL Tom Wilbanks, ORNL Adam Jaffe, Brandeis University Howard Gruenspecht, DOE Contributing: Nazir Bhagat, DOC Raymond Kopp, RFF Alan Miller, World Bank Larry Goulder, Stanford University Review Editor: Bill Fulkerson, ORNL (-) I EVALUATION OF MITIGATION TECHNOLOGIES Lead: John Millhone, DOE Contributing: Marilyn Brown, ORNL Douglas Fox, Colorado State U. (for Asia) Dan Lashof, NRDC James R. Parsnow, Carrier Corporation Jerry Pell, US Country Studies David Streets, Argonne National Laboratory Alan C. Schroeder, DOE Gregg Marland, ORNL Paul Chrostowski, The Weinberg Group Joan Ogden, Princeton, University William Gore, Boehringer Ingelheim EVALUATION OF SEQUESTRATION TECHNOLOGIES Lead: Stuart Gaffin, EDF Brent Sohngen, Ohio State University Contributing: Vittorio Canuto, NASA Goddard Dan Lashof, NRDC Gregg Marland, ORNL POLICY INSTRUMENTS Lead: Robert Stavins, Harvard U. (*) Ray Prince, DOE David Montgomery, Charles River Associates Contributing: David Abler, Penn State University Nazir Bhagat, DOC Christopher Bordeaux, US Country Studies Nick Demos 02/27/98 FRI 14:27 FAX 202 488 8681 USGCRP 1 011 Henry Jacoby, MIT Alan Miller, World Bank Bill Moomaw, Tufts University Frederick Rueter, CONSAD Jonathan Wiener, Duke University Robert Wilkinson, UCSB Mary Beth Zimmerman, DOE Jason Shogren, University of Wyoming Michael Toman, RFF David Levy, University of Massachusetts, Boston Review Editor: Richard Schmalensee, MIT Peter wilcoxer EMISSION SCENARIOS Lead: Don Wuebbles, U of Illinois Hugh Pitcher, Pacific Northwest National Laboratories Ray Prince, DOE Contributing: John Holdren, Harvard University Henry lacoby MIT Dan Lashof, NRDC Brian O'Neill, EDF Review Editor: John Weyant, Stanford University STABILIZATION PROFILE EVALUATION Lead Rich Richels, EPRI Tom Rutherford Ray Prince, DOE Contributing: Richard Schmalensee, MIT Henry Jacoby, MIT John Weyant, Stanford Greg Unruh, Tufts U. Raymond Kopp, RFF Ray Prince, DOE Jason Shogren, University of Wyoming Review Editor: Adele Morris, CEA IMPACTS OF MITIGATION ACTIONS Lead: Jae Edmonds, PNL Rich Richels, EPRI Peter Wilcoxen, U of Texas Tom Ruther ford Contributing: Paul D. Guthrie, ICF/SAIO Henry Jacoby, MIT Warren Piver, NIEHS John Weyant, Stanford Tom Wilbanks, ORNL Greg Unruh, Tufts U. 02/27/98 FRI 14:27 FAX 202 488 8681 USGCRP 012 Adam Rose, Penn State University William Gore, Boehringer Ingelheim Review Editor: Dwight Atkinson, EPA Nazir Bhagat, DOE Mike Toman, RFF DECISION-MAKING FRAMEWORKS (see also WGII Integrated Assessment) Lead: John Weyant, Stanford Rich Richels, EPRI Joel Scheraga, EPA Ray Squitier, Treasury Jay Shogren, U of Wyoming Mike Toman, RFF Contributing: Christopher Bordeaux, US Country Studies Henry Jacoby, MIT Frederick Rueter, CONSAD Research Corporation James Shortle, Penn State University Joel Smith, Hagler-Bailly Gene Stakhiv, USACOE Peter Wilcoxen, University of Texas Michael Toman, RFE C.S. Husick, OWA, Inc. Paul Chrostowski, The Weinberg Group Review Editor: Henry Jacoby, MIT Charles Kolstad, University of Santa Barbara 02/27/98 FRI 14:27 FAX 202 488 8681 USGCRP 013 U.S. Government Nominations for the IPCC Third Assessment Report: Working Group I¹ THE CLIMATE SYSTEM: AN OVERVIEW Lead Author Robert Dickinson, Kevin Trenberth Review Editor I. Rasool, Robert Fleagle, Richard Somerville RADIATIVE FORCING OF CLIMATE CHANGE Lead Authors General: Dan Albritton, Susan Solomon Carbon Cycle: Chris Field, Pieter Tans, Jorge Sarmiento, Gregg Marland Other GHGs: Don Wuebbles, Ron Prinn, Mike Prather Aerosols: Robert Charlson, Joyce Penner, Steve Schwartz Solar: Judith Lean Radiative Forcing: Ramaswamy [Industrial nominee: Mack McFarland] Review Editor Dave Hofmann, Ron Prinn OBSERVED CLIMATE VARIABILITY AND CHANGE Lead Authors: General: Tom Karl, Kevin Trenberth, David Easterling Polar regions: Roger Barry Paleoclimate: Jonathan Overpeck, Ray Bradley Review Editor: Robert White, Richard Hallgren, Ken Kunkel PHYSICAL CLIMATE PROCESSES AND FEEDBACKS Lead Authors: General: Kevin Trenberth Atmosphere: Dennis Hartmann, Tony DelGenio, David Rind, Jeff Kiehl, Tom Ackerman Oceans: Russ Davis ¹The listing includes leading US researchers in this area, only very roughly in priority order A speecial category of floaters/integrators is suggested to help bring coherence across the whole volume and to interface with other volumes. The list of potential contributors from the US is very large and cannot be fully compiles. To fully involve the US scientific community, we recommend an open solicitation of contributions in addition to topical searches of the literature. We have, however, oisted in the contributing author category some of the scientists who should be contacted to make sure they have an opportunity for their perspectives to be consdiered. 02/27/98 FRI 14:28 FAX 202 488 8681 USGCRP 014 Review Editor Isaac Held, Ed Sarachik, Jerry Mahlman, David Randall, Robert Fleagle BIOLOGICAL CLIMATE PROCESSES AND FEEDBACKS Lead Authors: Land: Pam Matson, Chris Field, David Schimel, William Parton, Jonathan Foley, Kevin Griffin, Steve Wofsy Ocean: Jorge Sarmiento, Phil Taylor Review Editor Robert Dickinson, Jerry Melillo CLIMATE MODELS: EVALUATION Lead Authors General: Tony Broccoli, Mike Fiorino, Tom Delworth, Curt Covey Paleoclimate: Karl Taylor Review Editor Isaac Held, David Randall, James Kinter GLOBAL CLIMATE MODELS: PROJECTIONS OF FUTURE CHANGE Lead Authors: Gerald Meehl, Ron Stouffer, Tom Delworth, David Rind Review Editor: Eric Barron, Tom Wigley REGIONAL INFORMATION: MODELS AND PROJECTIONS Lead Authors: Filippo Giorgi, Tom Peterson, David Easterling, Robert Crane, Tom Knutson, Linda Mearns, Haider Taha Review Editor: Eric Barron CHANGES IN SEA LEVEL Lead Authors: General: Robert Bindschadler, Jim Titus, Vivien Gornitz, Stuart Gaffin Antarctica: Charles Bentley Mountain Glaciers: Mark Meier Greenland: Jay Zwally, Richard Alley Review Editor: Doug Martinson, Roger Barry DETECTION OF CLIMATE CHANGE AND ATTRIBUTION OF CAUSES Lead Authors: Tony Broccoli, Kevin Trenberth Review Editor: Gerald North ADVANCING OUR UNDERSTANDING Lead Authors: Steve Schneider 02/27/98 FRI 14:28 FAX 202 488 8681 USGCRP 1 015 Review Editor: Richard Somerville, John Perry, Robert Fleagle *SPECIAL CATEGORY: FLOATERS AND INTEGRATORS Proposed Overall Scientific Integrators/Floaters Tom Wigley, Steve Schneider, Michael Schlesinger Proposed Overall WG Review Editors Jerry Mahlman, Robert Fleagle, I. Rasool, Wallace Broecker 02/27/98 FRI 14:28 FAX 202 488 8681 USGCRP 016 Those whose name arose as being able to contribute perspectives to chapters that should be considered. This list is very incomplete. 1 (Climate System) Yochanan Kushnir S. Ichiaque Rasool Alan Robock Richard Somerville Haider Taha 2 (Radiative Forcing) Steven Japar Arvin Mosier Alan Robock 3 (Observed Climate Variability) Roger Barry Tsing-Chang Chen Thomas Delworth David Easterling Kevin Gallo Steven Japar Thomas Karl Kenneth Kunkel Yochanan Kushnir Chris Landsea Sumant Nigam Thomas Peterson David Portman Robert Quayle S. Ichiaque Rasool Scott Robeson David Robinson Alan Robock Mathias Frank Vuille 4 (Physical Climate Processes) Roger Barry Jay Famiglietti Kevin Gallo Yochanan Kushnir Richard Lindzen Sumant Nigam Alan Robock Herman Sievering Richard Somerville James Arthur Teeri Xubin Zeng 5 (Biological Climate Processes) Robert Dixon Ronald Sass Daniel Lashof John Harte Richard Norby 02/27/98 FRI 14:28 FAX 202 488 8681 USGCRP 4 017 Herman Sievering 6 (Climate Models) Eric Barron Anthony Broccoli Thomas Delworth Keith Dixon Patrick Michaels Sumant Nigam Alan Robock Richard Somerville Ronald Stouffer Haider Taha Warren Washington Xubin Zeng 7 (Global Climate Models) Thomas Delworth Keith Dixon Stuart Gaffin Chris Landsea Jerry Meehl Alan Robock Richard Somerville Ronald Stouffer Haider Taha 8 (Regional Information) Robert Crane David Easterling Paul Guthrie Thomas Randolph Knutson Haider Taha 9 (Changes in Sea Level) Richard Alley Robert Bindschadler Robert Etkins Stuart Gaffin James Houston Michael Oppenheimer 10 (Detection of Climate Change) Roger Barry Anthony Broccoli Tsing-Chang Chen Thomas Delworth Hugh Ellsaesser Kevin Gallo Michael Mann Patrick Michaels Michael Oppenheimer Robert Quayle Scott Robeson Alan Robock Ronald Stouffer 02/27/98 FRI 14:29 FAX 202 488 8681 USGCRP 018 11 (Advacing Understanding) Alan Robock Richard Somerville Indicated WG I, but no chapter Jerry Pell Carol Anne Clayson Mark Chandler Mary Anne Carroll William Collins Issac Held Charles Husick Jim Kinter Sydney Levitus Doug Martinson Ronald Miller Newell Reginal Michael Prather Michael Schlesinger Eric Smith Imalone @ usgcrp.gov (LaShaunda Malone) 03/20/98 11:04:18 AM Record Type: Record To: Adele C. Morris/CEA/EOP CC: Subject: Curriculum Vitaes for IPCC TAR Adele, Do you by chance have the Curriculum Vitaes of any of the following IPCC nominees? I think that we have some of these, especially, those marked with astericks, but I have not been able to locate them. I thought that it may be possible that some of the C.V.s were sent to you before I made a copy of them here. Dan Albritton Dwight Atkinson Sam Baldwin Tom Barnwell Vern Cole * Nick Demos George Eads Neal Elliot Bill Fulkerson Larry Goulder Paul D. Guthrie Marty Hoffert Bill Hohenstein John Holdren, la James Kerstetter Landis McKellar, la John Millhone, la William Moomaw, la James Shuttleworth Soroosh Sorooshian Ray Squitier, la Greg Unruh Thank you. Best regards, LaShaunda LaShaunda Malone National Assessment Coordination Office U.S. Global Change Research Program 400 Virginia Ave., SW Suite 750 Washington, DC 20024 01/21/98 WED 10:43 FAX 202 488 8681 USGCRP 001 OFFICE OF THE U.S. GLOBAL CHANGE RESEARCH PROGRAM Suite 750 400 Virginia Avenue, SW Washington DC 20024 PHONE: (202) 488-8630 (202) 314-2233 FAX: (202) 488-8681 (202) 488-8678 Internet:[email protected] TO: Jeff Frankel / Adele Marris FROM: Michael adCracken DATE: 1/21/98 SUBJECT: IPCC Author Nominating This fax consists of 5 page(s), including this page MESSAGE: - Sent based on request from Rosma Bierdown Andhous: - As explained in the letter, the USG needs to Richels. make nominatives for IPCC TAR outhors of Edmondo Fes 27. We (the USGCRP, active on behalf of DOS, which us the afficial USG IPCC member) are solverting suggestime for nominations - and will hold intergency meetings in February to decide on nominees. - The solutation process IS ofen to all, so feel free to pass on tetter/forms inside and outside govt. DOS will corvene intergency unter to decide on us nominative. Please call f pid like more info. espenally to economics community. Juke Jeffrey A. Frankel 01/18/98 02:34:40 PM Record Type: Record To: Joseph E. Aldy/CEA/EOP, Randall W. Lutter/CEA/EOP, Adele C. Morris/CEA/EOP CC: Subject: New Round of the IPCC See inquiry from Stavins below. I got a very similar inquiry (orally) from Nordhaus a few weeks ago. Do any of you know who in the Administration is doing this? If not: Adele, could you investigate. Start by calling Sandalow; then maybe State. JF Forwarded by Jeffrey A. Frankel/CEA/EOP on 01/18/98 02:32 PM Special Assessments Robert_Stavins/FS/KSG @ ksg.harvard.edu 01/16/98 12:43:00 PM Record Type: Record To: jeffrey a. frankel CC: Subject: New Round of the IPCC Jeff, Are you or others at CEA involved in putting together nominations for lead authors for Working Group III (Options to Mitigate Climate Change) of the Third Assessment Report of the Intergovernment Panel on Climate Change (IPCC)? As you may know, I served as a Lead Author for the previous round of the IPCC (at Joe Stiglitz's request, as I recall). That time, I was somewhat resistant to participating, but eventually agreed. This time, I'm feeling more positive about it, as I will explain. I just received a call for nominations, and In reviewing the list of categories of the new Working Group III (Mitigation Options), I was struck by the coincidence of that list with the focus of much of my own research over the past ten years, in particular: economic analysis of energy-efficiency technologies; costs and efficacy of (biological) carbon sequestration; effective use, diffusion, and transfer of these technologies; and policies and policy instruments to further technological change. There's a great deal of sloppy thinking on these topics and how they relate to global climate policy (as reflected in the DOE 5-Labs study), and I'm concerned about the directions that the IPCC could therefore take. So, if you and your colleagues are involved in putting together the slate of U.S. Lead Authors, I hope you'll consider including me in your list. If you want to discuss any of this, please give me a call at your convenience. Rob Robert N. Stavins, Professor of Public Policy, and Faculty Chair, Environment and Natural Resources Program, John F. Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University, 79 John F. Kennedy Street, Cambridge, Massachusetts 02138 Phone: 617-495-1820 Fax: 617-495-1635 E-Mail: [email protected] Internet: http://ksgwww.harvard.edu/"rstavins Assistant: Ms. Joanna Veltri, Phone: 617-495-8833, Fax: 617-495-1635 E-Mail: [email protected] obert_Stavins/FS/KSG @ ksg.harvard.edu 01/21/98 10:44:00 AM Record Type: Record To: Adele C. Morris, jeffrey a. frankel CC: Subject: IPCC process and CEA Adele, Thanks for your note regarding the process for setting up the IPCC's third assessment team. In response, 1. I'm glad to hear that you're "now trying to insert CEA into those decisions," but the problem you face --, of course -- is that CEA is not designated as a participating agency. That was a significant mistake, but I assume it's too late to correct. In the previous round, Joe Stiglitz was central to formulating the U.S. team, but I assume (but don't know) that CEA was officially a participant agency. Also, NSF (Dan Newlon, in particular) was highly engaged in putting together the U.S. economics team for IPCC's second assessment (Wkg. Group III), but until I spoke with him yesterday, Dan was not engaged this time. 2. A committee is meeting on February 9th to put together the U.S. set of nominations, so there's not much time (but you're used to that). 3. In any event, in case you don't have the list, the set of participating agencies in the U.S. Global Change Research Program, under which the establishment of the U.S. IPCC teams falls, is: Departments of Agriculture, Commerce, Defense, Energy, Health & Human Services, Interior, and State; EPA; NASA; NSF; Smithsonian; OMB; and OSTP. OMB may be the best route through which you can influence the process, but -- needless to say -- you know your points of contact better than do I. Note that in addition to CEA being excluded, so is the Department of Treasury! I've chatted with Jonathan Gruber about this. You may want to talk with him, if you haven't already. I assume the two of you know each other well. 4. The U.S. Lead Authors are divided into the three Working Groups. Working Group I is Climate System (exclusively natural science); Working Group II is Impacts and Adaptation (which seems to focus on natural science, but since "integrated assessment" is one of the topic areas for Working Group II, they must also want economists); and Working Group III is Mitigation Options (which I take to be largely economics, given the set of sub-topics listed). If you want to see the list of sub-topics listed for each Working Group, you can get these from Dan Newlon at NSF, or I can fax it to you. 5. I believe that EPA's input into the process will be reasonable, because AI McGartland, the senior economist in OPPE, is involved (but you should talk with him, since perhaps his perception of this is different than mine). But, if you want to get up to speed quickly, a call to AI with be worthwhile. He seems to be more plugged into this process than anyone with whom I've spoken in the past few days. 6. I'd be concerned about DOE, since I don't know who there is handling it, and a big chunk of Working Group III is "technology," and there are -- as you know -- some ideologues and frankly relatively flaky people at DOE that work on energy-efficiency technology. Indeed Mark Levine of the infamous DOE Five-Lab Study was listed as having received the same notification that I did. There's a constant battle on the technology innovation and diffusion issues between the economists and the technologists, and I don't need to tell you who's right. The greatest danger I see for IPCC Working Group III is the presence of "technologists" on the teams. A good person at DOE is John Houghton, particularly on integrated assessment models. He sponsors much of the best research being done, and so he knows who the best people are (that would be for Working Group II). And, of course, Howard Gruenspecht at DOE is great, but you must work with him regularly. 7. By the way, I was also concerned to see the name of Paul Epstein, the only Harvard person besides me on the list (and one of the very few names I even recognized!). Epstein is an adjunct clinical prof at Harvard Medical School; knows nothing about climate change issues; is a physician, not a medical researcher; but is a passionate activist on global climate policy -- that's obviously not the set of characteristics that should merit inclusion in this important scientific body! 8. I appreciate your invitation for me to contact you with my "input on climate change matters," and I may do so, but I would prefer that you feel free to call on me with any questions you may have on climate change or other environmental economic matters, on a regular basis. Your predecessors for the past ten years have done that, and you're certainly welcome to use me as a resource when and if you think I can be helpful. 9. As for your question about other persons that should (or should not be) considered for these positions, I offer a brief list below of some of the best U.S. economists working on climate issues, but in some cases, their expertise is very narrow, and so it will depend upon the scope of the Working Groups, and WG III seems to be narrowly focused at present. As for who should not be considered, I commented above, and I'll be pleased to offer you my comments on any names you hear about. So, here's my list, which is partly drawn from a list I've put together with Bill Nordhaus for an NBER workshop on climate policy we're co-organizing for this coming summer: William Nordhaus, Yale (benefits and costs of climate policies, integrated assessment models) Robert Stavins, Harvard (climate policy instruments, innovation and diffusion of energy efficiency technologies, costs of biological carbon sequestration) Jae Edmomds, Batelle (integrated assessment models - IAP) Lawrence Goulder, Stanford (carbon and energy taxes) Dale Jorgenson, Harvard (carbon and energy taxes) Paul Joskow, MIT (tradeable permits, 10 issues) won't do it Charles Kolstad, Santa Barbara (benefits and costs) Alan Manne, Stanford (IAP) won't do it will nominate Richard Richels, EPRI (IAP) -- important to include him; he was very productive in last round of IPCC Kenneth Arrow, Stanford (intertemporal valuation issues) David Montgomery, Charles River Associates (general) Thomas Schelling, Maryland (intertemporal and spatial distribution issues) wan't do it Richard Schmalensee, MIT (policy instruments) <(Review ? H John Weyant, Stanford (benefits and costs, 1AP) H + Adam Jaffe, Brandeis (technological change, R&D) ? Frank Lichtenberg, Columbia (technological change, R&D) too busy Michael Spence, Stanford (technological change, R&D) Jonathan Wiener, Duke (legal scholar, policy instruments) WG @1? Won't participate Tom Wigley, NCAR (excellent climate scientist) Peter Wilcoxen, Texas (carbon taxes, other policy instruments) - substitute Gary Yohe, Wesleyan (benefits and costs) David Victor, IIASA (very good political scientist: policy instruments) I Dallas Burtraw, RFF (policy instruments) - btw perry & toman William Pizer, RFF (costs of abatement) - contributor Michael Toman, RFF (all areas of climate change; knows energy industries well) Robert Mendelsohn, Yale (economic impacts of climate change) - That's it. I hope you find this helpful. Rob Robert N. Stavins, Professor of Public Policy, and Faculty Chair, Environment and Natural Resources Program, John F. Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University, 79 John F. Kennedy Street, Cambridge, Massachusetts 02138 Phone: 617-495-1820 Fax: 617-495-1635 E-Mail: [email protected] Internet: http://ksgwww.harvard.edu/rstavins Assistant: Ms. Joanna Veltri, Phone: 617-495-8833, Fax: 617-495-1635 E-Mail: [email protected] Cline, cooper/ [email protected] on 01/20/98 05:58:00 PM To: [email protected] CC: (bcc: Robert Stavins/FS/KSG) Subject: IPCC process Message Creation Date was at 20-JAN-1998 17:58:00 Hi Rob, Pursuant to our attempts to connect by phone today, I'd like to get more input on what you think we should be doing in the IPCC process. With Jeff's help, I'm now trying to insert CEA in those decisions. I think the lead authors will be very important in rectifying the pervasive sloppy thinking on these matters, and especially important given the leadership of the process. To your knowledge, are the US Lead Authorships broken down into specific responsibilities over which you have particular preferences? Are there other persons you'd like to draw our attention to who have been or should be (or should not be) considered for these positions? I know the current concern is the WGIII Third Assessment, but are there other special assessments coming up that we should weigh in on? Aside from your interests in the IPCC, please feel free to contact me with your input on climate change matters. Our office is an active participant in the White House climate policy process, and we welcome your thoughts. Best regards, Adele Morris (202) 395-5012 fax (202) 395-6870 Senior Economist, Environmental Issues Council of Economic Advisers Room 319, OEOB Washington, DC 20502 [email protected] HumanSettlements Forest Landis McKellar Millon Scholar I I A S A A -2361 Laxenberg Austria Mckellare ilasa ac.at 1 BIGNAMES.CC6 Page 1 JF 8/14/97 Economist candidates to invite to Oct. White House conference on GCC more senior experts on GCC some other eminent economists of 2300 lead signers of letter Bill Nordhaus Ken Arrow * Dale Jorgenson Paul Krugman Robert Solow * other signers of letter William Baumol, NYU Richard Schmalensee Max Corden, SAIS Gerard Debreu, UCB * Frank Fisher, MIT other emininent who didn't sign Claudia Goldin, Harvard Bill Cline, IIF Ned Gramlich, U. Mich/ FRB nom. Richard Cooper, Harvard Lawrence Klein, U. Penn * Anne Krueger, Stanford Larry Katz, Harvard Robert Litan, Brookings Van Ooms, CED Jeff Sachs James Tobin * John Harsanyi * Wassily Leontief * Franco Modigliani * Stephen DeCanio Robert Repetto experts in GCC not quite as senior/big name signed letter Stavins couldn't find name on list former Admin Goulder Alan Blinder Rutherford Laura Tyson McKibbin Alicia Munnell Wilcoxen Ev Ehrlich Richels Joe Stiglitz Toman James McCarthy @ Harvard WG - Vulmer Impacts & Adaptation WG 3 Bert Metz. from Netherlands (green) Lead authors: : Rosina Bierbaum Special Assessments - Name / Agency tel/fox/email FAY Dick BALL/DOE 202586-5278/586 -2042 richard. HQ. DOE. ball 4 GOV RAY PRINCE /DOE RAYMOND. PRINCE 2 Ma.DOE.GOV Neil Leary / EPA 202-260-811/202-401-04(60 [email protected] leary. .gov mary Jant /NIEHS 301-496-2919/ 0563. GANT@NIEHS. Nit, GOV Susan Bassow/OSTP 202 456-6083/6025 sbassow@ ostp. eop-gov Dave Kirtland 2036984712/5542 [email protected] Nazir Bhagat (202)4823855/5666 [email protected] Adele Morris (202)395-5012/6870 [email protected] Jerry Elword/DOE (301)903-4583/8519 [email protected] 202 314 2239 mtaylor@ Melissa 488 8681 usqcrp-gov Mike 314 2233 mmaccrac@ usgcrp-ger climatec.eco Page 1 ECONOMISTS WHO WORK ON CLIMATE CHANGE Reviewor NAME UNIVERSITY EMAIL TELEPHONE Bill Nordhaus Yale [email protected] 203-432-3587 on list Richard Schmalensee MIT [email protected] 617-253-2957 POC: Cahty 617-253-5991 MV Kerry Smith Duke [email protected] 919-660-1805 and Dale Jorgenson Harvard [email protected] 617-495-4661/0883 Robert Stavins Harvard [email protected] 617-495-1820 fiscal H- Larry Goulder Stanford [email protected] 415-723-3706 Tom Rutherford Univ of Colorado out of town til 8/4/97 303-492-5169 Charles Kolstad UC-Santa Barbara [email protected] 805-893-2108 H Mike Toman ResourcesforFuture [email protected] 202-328-5000 H Ian Perry not ResourcesforFuture [email protected] 202-328-5151 Peter Bohm And Univ of Stockholm Robert Mendelsohn Yale 203-432-5128 I Assessment [email protected] Brent Sohngen Ohio State [email protected] 614-688-4640 E Rich Adams Oregon State 541-737-1435 H Gary Yohe Wesleyan [email protected] 860-685-2722 H Peter Wilcoxen UT-Austin [email protected] 512-475-8531 H W. McKibbin Brookings 202-797-6118 Robert Hahn AEI [email protected] 202-862-5000 III Rich Richels EPRI Tom Tietenberg Colby [email protected] 207-872-3143 Michael Grubb UK Alan Manne Robert Kaufmann Boston U [email protected] 617-353-3940 Jerry Mellilo OSTP @ Woods Hole VMAP offered char of WG2 Rich WD Rob we John weyant EMF IAssessment 5-10 & chairmant EMF Jae Edmonds Larry Goulder Adam Jaffee technology Mike Doman Paul Portney broader view 6 Richard Schmalensee used be member (617) 253 6609 Jake Jocobi MIT David Montgomery 662 - 3840 charles Biler wash 6142920078 OSU AG ECON PAGE 01 T H . E Department of 2120 Fyffe Road OHIO Agricultural Economics Columbus, OH 43210-1067 FAX 614-292-4749 STATE UNIVERSITY February 26, 1998 Adele C. Morris Senior Economist Council of Economic Advisors Room 319 Old Executive Office Building Washington, DC 20502 Phone: 202-395-5012 Fax: 202-395-6870 Dear Adele, I appreciate your request to submit my name for the upcoming IPCC Assessment. I would certainly like to explore the possibility of helping with that assessment. Attached is my CV. I will send this also as hardcopy. It would be good to talk at some point about the potential time commitment of this process. With that in mind, I am excited about the prospect for serving in this process. Sincerely, Breath st Brent Sohngen Phone: 614-688-4640 Fax: 614-292-0078 02/26/1998 11:35 6142920078 OSU AG ECON PAGE 02 Brent L. Sohngen Curriculum Vita Assistant Professor The Ohio State University Department of Agricultural Economics phone: (614) 688-4640 2120 Fyffe Rd. fax: (614) 292-0078 Columbus, OH 43210-1067 email: [email protected] February 24, 1998 Education Yale University, School of Forestry and Environmental Studies. Doctorate Degree in Natural Resource and Environmental Economics December, 1995 Cornell University, College of Agriculture and Life Sciences Bachelor of Science Degree in Applied Economics May, 1991 and Business Management Employment The Ohio State University 1996 - Present Assistant Professor, Department of Agricultural Economics Interests: Valuing Environmental Change, Modeling Land-Cover Change, Economics of Non Point Source Pollution Resources For the Future 1995 to 1996 Gilbert White Postdoctoral Fellow Estimate the economic impact of climate change on global timber markets US Forest Service, Pacific Northwest Forest Experiment Station Summer, 1992, 1993 Research Associate Researched emerging hardwood markets, impact of forest fire damage, and price behavior in Douglas Fir timber markets. Peer Reviewed Articles Sohngen, B. and R. Mendelsohn, (1998), "Valuing the Market Impact of Large Scale Ecological Change: The Effect of Climate Change on US Timber" In Press: The American Economic Review. Sohngen, R. and R. Sedjo, (1998), "A Comparison of Timber Market Models: Static Simulation and Optimal Control Approaches." In Press: Forest Science. Sohngen, B., R. Mendelsohn, and R. Neilson, (1998), "Predicting CO2 Emissions from Forests During Climate Change: A Comparison of Human and Natural Response Models." In Press: Ambio. Sohngen, B. and R. Haynes, (1997), "The Potential for Increasing Carbon Storage in United States Unreserved Timberlands by Reducing Forest Fire Frequency: An Economic and Ecological Analysis," Climatic Change, 35(2): 179-197. Sohngen, B. and R. Mendelsohn, (1997), "A Dynamic Model of Carbon Storage in the United States During Climatic Change." Pages $309-$322 in Economics of Carbon Sequestration in Forestry, Edited by R. Sedjo, N. 02/26/1998 11:35 6142920078 OSU AG ECON PAGE 03 Brent L. Sohngen - Pg. 2 Sampson, and J. Wisniewski. Boca Raton: Lewis Press. Also in Critical Reviews in Environmental Science and Technology, Volume 27/Special Edition. Richards, K., R. Alig, J. Kinsman, M. Palo, and B. Sohngen, (1997), "Consideration of Country and Forestry/Land- Use Characteristics in Choosing Forestry Instruments to Achieve Climate Mitigation Goals." Pages s47-s64 in Economics of Carbon Sequestration in Forestry, Edited by R. Sedjo, N. Sampson, and J. Wisniewski. Boca Raton: Lewis Press. Also in Critical Reviews in Environmental Science and Technology, Volume 27/Special Edition. Articles Submitted or in Review Pendelton, L., B. Sohngen, R. Mendelsohn, and T. Holmes, (1996), "A Hedonic Travel Cost Analysis of Forest Attributes in the Southern Appalachians." In Revision: Forest Science. Sohngen, B., R. Mendelsohn, R. Sedjo, (1997), "The Economics of Global Timber Markets" In Revision: American Journal of Agricultural Economics. Book Chapters, Other Publications, and Proceedings Sohngen, B. and R. Mendelsohn, (1998), "The US Timber Market Impacts of Climate Change," Chapter 5 in The Market Impacts of Climate Change on the US Economy, edited by Robert Mendelsohn and James Neumann. Cambridge University Press: Cambridge, UK. Neilson, R. (lead author), R. Alig, M. Apps, D. Brooks, L. Joyce, J. Malcolm, D.L. Martell, R. J. Norby, W.M. Post, B. Sohngen, B. Stocks (1997), "Forested Ecosystems." Chapter 8.4 in The Regional Impacts of Climate Change: An Assessment of Vulnerability, Eds. R.T. Watson, M.C. Zinyowera, and R.H. Moss, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. 518 pages Sohngon, B., R. Sedjo, R. Mendelsohn, and K. Lyon, (1997), "The Role of Human Adaptation in Ameliorating the Impact of Climate Change on Global Timber Markets." Chapter 8 in Climate-change Mitigation and European Land-use Policies, Eds. W.N. Adger, D. Pettenella, M. Whitby. Wallingford, U.K.: CAB International Sohngen, B., R. Mendelsohn, R. Sedjo, and K. Lyon, (1997), "An Analysis of Global Timber Markets." Discussion Paper 97-37, Washington, D.C.: Resources For the Future. Sohngen, B. (1997), "Historical Perspective of Modeling Timber Markets." Chapter 2 in Models Needed to Assist in the Development of a National Fiber Supply Strategy for the 21st Century. Report of a Workshop. Eds. R.A. Sedjo and A. Geotzl. Discussion Paper 97-22. Washington: Resources For the Future. Sohngen, B., R. Sedjo, R. Mendelsohn, and K. Lyon, (1996), "Analyzing the Economic Impact of Climate Change on Global Timber Markets." Discussion Paper 96-08, Washington, D.C.: Resources For the Future. Sohngen, B. and R. Sedjo, (1996), "A Comparison of Timber Models for Use in Public Policy Analysis." Dicussion Paper 96-12, Washington, D.C.: Resources For the Future. Sohngen, B. and R. Haynes, (1994), "The 'Great' Price Spike of '93: An Analysis of Lumber and Stumpage Prices in the Pacific Northwest." Research Paper PNW-RP-476. Portland: US Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, Pacific Northwest Forest and Range Experiment Station. Sohngen, B. and R. Haynes (1994), "Hardwood Price Reporting." Research Paper PNW-RP-470. Portland: US Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, Pacific Northwest Forest and Range Experiment Station. Sohngen, B., T. Holmes, and R. Mendelsohn, (1993), "Hedonic Travel Cost Analysis of Forest Attribute Values in the 1993. Southern United States." Proceedings: Southern Forest Economic's Workshop, Durham, NC, April 21-23, 02/26/1998 11:35 6142920078 OSU AG ECON PAGE 04 Brent L. Sohngen -- Pg. 3 Conference Participation and Presentations "Climate Induced Land Cover and Production Impacts on Timber Markets and Carbon Storage." Presentation at the Annual Meetings of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, Philadelphia, PA, February 17, 1998. "Timber Supply and Forest Carbon in a World of Climate Change: Some Modeling Approaches and Results." Presentation at the Resources For the Future Weekly Policy Seminar, Washington, D.C., February 18, 1998. "Measuring Climate Change Impacts: The Case of Global Timber Markets." Paper presented at the Annual Meetings of the American Association of Agricultural Economists, July, 1997. "The Impact of Climate Change on Global Timber Markets." Paper presented at the Seventh Symposium on Systems Analysis in Forest Resources, held at Shanty Creek Resort, Traverse City, MI, May 28-30, 1997. "An Historical Perspective of Timber Market Modeling." Paper presented at the 'Workshop to Examine Models Needed to Assist in the Development of a National Fiber Supply Strategy for the 21st Century,' held at Resources For the Future, Washington, D.C., October 3-4, 1996. "Valuing the Market Impact of Large Scale Ecological Change." Paper presented at: Resources For the Future Seminar Series, Washington, D.C., February, 1996. The Ohio State University, Dept. of Agricultural Economics, February, 1996. Cornell University, Dept. of Agricultural Economics, September, 1995. Western Forest Economists Meeting, Wemme, OR, May, 1995. "A Dynamic Model of Carbon Storage in the United States During Climatic Change Paper presented at a workshop: Terrestrial Carbon Sequestration: An Economic Synthesis, Stockholm, Sweden, May, 1995. "The Economic Impact of Climate Change on the U.S. Timber Industry." Paper presented at the Western Economic Association Meeting, Vancouver, British Columbia, June, 1994. "An Hedonic Travel Cost Analysis of Forest Attribute Values in the Southern United States." Paper presented at the Southern Forest Economists Annual Meeting, Durham, NC, April, 1993. Extension Publications and Factsheets Rausch, J. and B. Sohngen, (1997), "Incentive Programs for Improving Environmental Quality." OSU Extension Fact Sheet AE-1-97. Rausch, J., B. Sohngen, and E. Norland, (1997), "The Environmental Quality Incentive Program: EQIP." OSU Extension Fact Sheet AE-2-97. Sohngen, B. and M. Taylor, (1997), "Markets for Water Pollution Abatement." Mimeo, Extension Program in Environmental and Natural Resource Economics, The Ohio State University. Sharp, K. and Sohngen, B. 1997. "Fewer Forest Fires Could Benefit Climate." Printed in Environment, A newsletter published by OSU Extension. Brent Sohngen, (1996), "Environmental Economics in Extension." Mimeo, Extension Program in Environmental and Natural Resource Economics, The Ohio State University. John Rausch and Brent Sohngen, (1996), "Downstream Economic Impacts of Soil Erosion: The Case of the Maurnee Basin." Mimeo, Extension Program in Environmental and Natural Resource Economics, The Ohio State University. 02/17/98 TUE 12:10 FAX 202 488 8681 USGCRP 002 IPCC Meeting Attendees (2/11/98) U.S. Global Change Research Program Office Name/Agency Telephone Fax e-mail Dick Ball/DOE (202)586-5278 (202)586-2062 [email protected] Susan Bassow/OSTP (202)456-6083 (202)456-6025 [email protected] Nazir Bhagat (202)482-3855 (202)482-5666 [email protected] Jerry Elwood/DOE (301)903-4583 (202)903-8519 [email protected] Mary Gant/NIEHS (301)496-2919 (301)496-0563 [email protected] Dave Kirtland/USGS (703)648-4712 (703)648-5542 [email protected] Neil Leary/EPA (202)260-8111 (202)401-0454 [email protected] Mike MacCracken/ (202)314-2233 (202)488-8681 [email protected] USGCRP Adele Morris (202)395-5012 (202)395-6870 [email protected] Ray Prince/DOE (202)586-4265 (202)586-2062 [email protected] Melissa Taylor/ (202)314-2239 (202)488-8681 [email protected] USGCRP FEB 18 '98 10:21PM BATTELLE ESD P.1 facsimile TRANSMITTAL to: Adele Morris fax #: (202) 395-6870 re: IPCC Nomination for James Edmonds date: February 18, 1998 pages: 3, including this cover sheet. From the desk of Suzette S. Hampton Senior Secretary Battelle, PNNL 901 D Street, SW, Suite 900 Washington, DC 20024 (202) 646-5263 Fax: (202) 646-7845 Agency Name phone fax email Dept denelgy Howard Gruenspecht 586-5337 secrety 586-4767 U. of Texas Peter Wilcoxen (512)475-2531 471-3510 [email protected] LISDA/ERS OK John Reilly 617-253 617-253- M.I.T Denny Ellerman 9845 elierman@mit. energy lab(?) 3551 edu 617-258 Henry Jacobe (617)253-6609 6855 hjacoby@mit. Rdv. (860)-685 2348 2722 Wesleyian Gary Tohe (860) 685 2722 Ok [email protected] westeyan. (860) uc Davis Dan Sperling 916-752-6182 CRA-202-662-3800 202- Charles River George Eads 662-3910 \ Associates, 09 313-337- 313-390- Chief Ecrnomist Martin Zimmerman 3244 1207 none @Ford IIASA Landis McKellar OK [email protected] Oak Ridge Natil Lab Bill Fulkerson edirening div. (423) 574-9920 bid 4500 N oakindge TN 37831 Ohio slate Brent Sohngon OK 1 - Tom Rutherford ecive.cam/rar/Edxanan_and united -states/ JAN 24 '98 12:46PM EPRI GC +16508552950 P.1 Global Climate Research Facsimile Transmission Sender: Richard Richels Pages (including cover): 4 Phone: (650) 855-2602 Subject: IPCC Nominations Date: January 24, 1998 Destination Information Name Adele Morris Company CEA Division Phone Fax 202 395 6870 Dear Adele, Attached is the material you requested. I received a call from Rob Stavins and he mentioned the individuals he suggested to you. I strongly endorse his list. I also very much appreciate the efforts of CEA to help ensure that the TAR provides a balanced assessment with regard to the economics of climate change. If I can be of additional help, please do not hesitate to contact me. Best regards, WG2 - Int. Ass. R.h Richard Richels ELECTRIC POWER RESEARCH INSTITUTE Main Phone: (650) 855-2000 3412 HILLVIEW AVENUE Department Phone: (650) 855-2965 P.O. BOX 10412, PALO ALTO, CALIFORNIA 94303 Facsimile: (650) 855-2950 NATIONAL BUREAU OF ECONOMIC RESEARCH 1050 Massachusetts Ave., Cambridge, Massachusetts 02138-5398 Telephone: (617) 868-3900/ Facsimile: (617)-868-2742 FAX DATE: 1/30/98 TO: Adele Morris 202 395 6870 (FAX) (PHONE) FROM: Adam Jaffe MESSAGE: TRANSMITTING 3 PAGE(S), INCLUDING THIS PAGE "Edmonds, James A (Jae)" <jae @ pnl.gov> 03/24/98 07:51:21 AM Record Type: Record To: Adele C. Morris/CEA/EOP CC: Subject: RE: need email addresses and phone numbers Dear Adele: No problem. See below: Dr. William Fulkerson Senior Fellow Joint Institute for Energy & Environment 600 Henley Street, Suite 314 Knoxville, TN 37996-4138 USA 423-974-3939 (tel) 423-988-8084 (tel-home office) 423-974-4609 (fax) [email protected] (email) HOME ADDRESS: 2781 Wheat Road Lenoir City, TN 37771 Forrest Landis MacKellar Mellon Scholar IIASA A-2361 Laxenburg AUSTRIA +43 223-680-7543 (tel) +43-223-671-313 (fax) [email protected] (email) jae Original Message From: [email protected] [SMTP:[email protected]] Sent: Monday, March 23, 1998 7:30 PM To: Edmonds, James A (Jae); [email protected]; [email protected]; CN=Robert_Stavins/OU=FS/[email protected] Subject: need email addresses and phone numbers No news yet on the IPCC's TAR. I hear they're still working on the list, even after the Geneva meeting. I'll let you know when I hear more. I'm trying to get ahold of Landis McKellar from IIASA and Bill Fulkerson at ORNL. Any coordinates you have for these guys would be appreciated. (One of you gave me Landis' email address, but it didn't work. I'll try again if you confirm it for me.) Best, Adele EXECUTIVE OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT COUNCIL OF ECONOMIC ADVISERS 17TH & PENNSYLVANIA AVE., NW WASHINGTON, DC 20502 THE OLD EXECUTIVE OFFICE BUILDING TO: Melissa Taylor FAX NUMBER: 488-8678 OFFICE: TEL NUMBER: FROM: ADELE MORRIS FAX NUMBER: (202) 395-6870 ROOM: 319 TEL NUMBER: (202) 395-5012 NO. OF PAGES (inc cover) DATE: 2/27/98 SUBJECT: culs MESSAGE: PART 6 CO 3 / 02/20/98 16:22 2023584103 USGCRP OFFICE 001 OFFICE OF THE US GLOBAL CHANGE RESEARCH PROGRAM 400 Virginia Avenue, SW Suite 750, Washington, DC 20024 Phone: 202-488-8650 Fax: 202-488-8681 TO: Adele Morris FROM: LaShaunda Malone (tel: (202)314-2238; e-mail: [email protected]) Subject: NEW IPCC Nominations DATE: 2/20/98 This fax 64 page(s) MESSAGE: Dr. Morris, I have attached copies of new IPCC nominations and new supporting materials for past nominations. Sorry about the length of this fax, but I thought that this would be the best way to get the nominations to you. The first fax is 21 pages excluding the cover page. The second fax is 21 pages, and the third fax is 22 pages. Best regards, LaShaunda 002 02/20/98 16:22 2023584103 USGCRP OFFICE 02/19/98 15:32 002/005 AUTOMY Committees. U.S. Dept. w) Continue (KAI) 902-4452 two 17.07.20 spio SUGGESTIONS OF EXPERTS TO PARTICIPATE IN THE THIRD ASSESSMENT REPORT OF THE IPCC Please submit one form for each nominee along with curriculum vitae and/or one page bingraphical sketch. Note that this form consists of two pages. Full Name: MITCHELL M. DUBENSKY Title: DIRECTOR, FOREIT RESOURCES ENVIRONMENT Affiliation: Full Address: American Forest* Paper Association IIII 19 ST NW WASHINGTON DC 20036 Td: 202 463 2434 202 463 2434 Fax: 202 463 4703 Email: Dubcasky CAFAND PA. org Expertive: FORESTRY & Carbon sinks Nominated by: TO COOPER, VICE PRESID ENT, REGULATORY AFFAIRS (AF*PA) What role would you recommend that this expert. play in the preparation of the Third Assessment Report? (Please try to select one only. recognizing that this may differ by chapter). Lead Author (coordination and integration of selentific/tochnical information) Contributing Author (support load author in preparation of specific text/data) Review Editor (ensure scientific/tostinical validity and balance) Resource Person (address technical questions; participate in expert review, amend expert meetings, etc.) Has this person been contacted and given concurrence to be nominated? Yes No Please Include a curriculum vitae and/or one page biographical sketch and submit by February 9, 1998 to: Malissa J. Taylor. USGCRP Office 400 Virginia Avenue, SW. Suite 750 Washington, DC 20024 al: 2239/fax: 202 488 8681 email: [email protected] For seek namines, please also submit Page 2 which covers subject area 003 02/20/98 16:23 2023584103 USGCRP OFFICE 003/005 02/19/98 15:33 Advisory Commisses, U.S. Dept. of Commerce (202) 482-4452 2/6/99 17:47:20 BolB Name of Expert: MITCHELL Dubensky Page 2 Please indicate the most appropriate subject area(s); if you are designating more than one, please rank with 1's indicating highest relevance/priority and 2"s indicating secondary relevance/priority. Working Group E Comate System The Christs System: ЛД Overview Rediative Forcing of Climate Change Observed Clamars Variability and Change Physical Climate Processes and Feedbacks Biological Climate Processor and Feedbacks Climate Medals: Evaluation Global Cleaus Models: Projections of Funire Change Regional Information: Models and Projections Changes in See Level Detegdon of Climate Change and Ambution of Causes Advancing any Understanding Working Group II: Impacts and Adeptation Fotests and Foreatry Agriculture and Food Security Rangelands Descrite Solls and Land Degradation Morntain Regions Cryasphort Hydrology and Water Resources Management Frashwater, Wedand Coastal and Marine Ecosystems (including-Fisheries) Intrantructure in Constal Zones and on Small Islands Human Seltlement Patterns and Conditions Energy, Indusny, and Transportation Financial Services (including Insurance) Human Health Integrated Assessment Working Group III: Miligarion Options Potential at technologies and practices B reduce greenhouse gases from energy supply and demand. industrial and transportation returns. wase disposal. agriculture and forestry. etc. Potential of technologies and practices to enhance the removal of greenhouse gases, including both biological sinks and technologies to capaire and store carbon and eschnologies. 2 Barriers 10 effective use. diffusion, and unated of these technologies and practices. Policies and policy insurancents to hamen the potential at technologies and practices and to overcome barriets, including incentives for the penetration of new technologies. national and regional information centres. public and private sector R&D programs. fiscal instruments (taxck subsidy climination. internalization of externalities. negotiated agreements. joint implementation. emissions trading and regulation) 2 Global assessment of the mitigation penantial of these technologies. pracnees and policies. 2 Regional adsussment of the mugabon potennal of these technologies, practices and policies for all accress and for sources and sinks, including their local and regional dimonsions. Assessment of scenarios to achieve stabilization of atmosphere concentrations of greenhouse gasos and of the relevant policy mix underlying these securios. Costs and benefits of achieving different emission profiles and different stabilization levels and 2 casts and benefits of achieving different emission Ilmitation and reduction profiles as a regional level including cross-sectoral assessment of the ase of discount rates. Assessment of the social, economic and environmental impacts of migration actions on all countries, including Impact on crade relations. Assessment of decision-making frameworks involving both adaptanon and miligation 2 approaches. equity and sustainable development considerations. integrated environmental assessment mols and other relevant aspects. including synergy with other regirnes. 2023584103 USGCRP OFFICE 1 02/20/98 16:23 004 02/19/98 15:33 a 004/005 MITCHELL M. DUBENSKY 4411 Chesapeake Street N.W. (202) 363-9607 (home) Washington D.C. 20016 (202) 463-2434 (work) EXPERIENCE: AMERICAN FOREST & PAPER ASSOCIATION, Washington D.C. 1990 to Present Director, Forest Resources Environment C Work with major. integrated forest, wood and paper products companies. C Responsible for directing and formulating industry strategies and policies, both independently and through team management, on a variety of federal, state and international environmental legislation, regulations and policies involving global climate change, forest management, timber supply/demand resource planning, forest inventory and analysis, water quality, wetlands, coastal management, toxics, pesticides and permitting issues. (1 Write testimony and advocate industry policies to Administration, federal agencies and Capitol Hill representatives and staff. C Directed industry team in negotiations with environmental community and EPA resulting in nomination for Vice President Gore's "Golden Hammer" Award. ( Deliver speeches and represent industry at international, national, regional and state conferences, coalitions and forums. C Author magazine and newsletter articles for trade publications. e Prepare advocacy and communications materials. C Manage budgets and contractors. C Other areas of experience: international environmental standards, sustainable forestry programs, watershed management, endangered species. U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, Washington D.C. 1989 Regulatory Impact Analyst, Office of Solid Waste C Supervisory responsibility for professional staff in the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act program. C Develop manage and organize teams to review economic, benefit and cost methodologies for solid and hazardous waste rulemakings. C Manage contractors and budgets. e Brief senior EPA management and industry. 02/20/98 16:23 2023584103 USGCRP OFFICE 1 005 02/19/98 15:34 0 006/005 U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, Washington D.C. 1984- 1988 Regulatory Economist, Office of Water C. Design and perform economic/financial analyses of industry compliance with water pollution control regulations and standards. C Direct and implement economic and financial strategies specific to industrial groups. C Team with attorneys, engineers and scientists to develop sound legal, engineering and scientific principles for rule development. C Brief Senior EPA management, Congressional staffs, OMB, attend meetings with industry representatives, investigate plant sites, represent EPA at conferences and give presentation. U.S. FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION, Washington D.C. 1984 Research Analyst e Analyze sales, divestitures, mergers and research and development funds within manufacturing industries and companies. C Responsibilities include summarizing economic and financial articles, researching Securities and Exchange 10K reports and financial handbooks to analyze and report on sales. assets, subsidiaries and product lines. EDUCATION: M.B.A. Syracuse University, 1983. (Concentration: Finance &Public Policy) M.S. State University of New York College of Environmental Science & Forestry, 1982. (Concentration: Forestry) B.S. University of New Hampshire, 1977 (Concentration: Environmental Science) REFERENCES: Furnished upon request. 02/20/98 16:24 2023584103 USGCRP OFFICE 1 006 W6 2/3 [email protected],2/13/98 2:58 PM,Re: Seeking Names for IPCC Th 1 Date: Fri, 13 Feb 1998 10:58:57 -0800 (PST) From: [email protected] Reply-To: [email protected] To: [email protected] Cc: rafael friedmann <[email protected]> Subject: Re: Seeking Names for IPCC Third Assessment Report Mime-Version: 1.0 Dear Ms. Melissa Taylor: I just recieved the email on your request for names for the IPCC Third Assessment Report. I understand that the names were due by Feb. 9th and hope that you are being a bit flexible with that deadline. I have filled the 2 page form and include a quick bibliographic sketch. I would like to propose myself as a review editor or resource person. I would also like to propose two colleagues of mine in Mexico, Dr. Omar Masera and Dr. Claudia Scheinbaum. I have obviously not had time to contact them on this matter and will forward your message to them in a few minutes, so that should they be interested, they can forward the necessary CV materials. > >SUGGESTIONS OF EXPERTS TO PARTICIPATE IN THE THIRD > >ASSESSMENT REPORT OF THE IPCC >> V Please submit one form for each nominee along with curriculum vitae and/or one > >page biographical sketch. Note that this form consists of two pages. >> > >Full Name: Rafael Friedmann > Title: Ph.D. V >Affiliation: Private Energy Consultant > >Full Address: 2815 Benvenue Avenue, Berkeley, CA 94705, USA > Tel: 510-548 0748 > >Fax: V Email: [email protected] > > Expertise: Mitigation strategies: Energy efficiency in Latin America: Potential and Implementation Barriers > >Nominated by: Rafael Friedmann Printed for [email protected] (Melissa Taylor) 1 02/20/98 16:24 2023584103 USGCRP OFFICE 1 007 [email protected],2/13/98 2:58 PM,Re: Seeking Names for IPCC Th 2 » > >What role would you recommend that this expert play in the preparation of > >the Third Assessment Report? (Please try to select one only, recognizing > >that this may differ by chapter). Review Editor or Resource Person > >Has this person been contacted and given concurrence to be nominated? >> > >0 Yes Biographical sketch (can send full CV if you need it and decide to waive Feb 9 deadline--did this sketch from memory, and thus dates and exact names of theses might be a bit off--decided that I could always submit full CV and that better to get this document off to you ASAP). ACADEMIC TRAINING 12/96 PhD from the Energy & Resources Group, University of California, Berkeley Thesis: Saving Electricity in Mexican Homes: Implementation Issues and Savings Potential. 05/84 MSc from the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, Technion Israel Institute of Technology Thesis: The Impact of the Flowrate on a Solar Water Heating System 05/79 BSc from Energy Engineering, Universidad Autonoma Metropolitana- Iztapalapa, Mexico. Thesis: Using a Solar Air Collector Roof for Cooling a Cow Stable in Hot and Humid Regions of Mexico (in Spanish). WORK EXPERIENCE 1997-> Private energy consultant to NRDC, LBNL, Mexican Energy Intelligence, SEI. Work has included co-authoring a paper on JI in Mexico, promoting energy efficiency and renewables in Latin America, gathering NGO input on sustainable energy initiatives for the upcoming Summit of the Americas; critique of both the World Printed for [email protected] (Melissa Taylor) 2 02/20/98 16:24 2023584103 USGCRP OFFICE 1 008 [email protected],2/13/98 2:58 PM,Re: Seeking Names for IPCC Th 3 Bank and the IADB's drafts of their proposed future energy strategy documents; presentation on Mexican sources of electric sector data; review of proposal for introducing efficient lighting technology (compact fluorescent lamps-CFL) in developing countries. 1994 Consultant to SRC and RMI as liason for trips by E. Woychik and Dr. Amory Lovins to Mexico to promote integrated resource planning software and energy efficiency, respectively. 1992-96 Research Assisstant at LBNL's International Energy Studies Group of the Energy Analysis Program. Worked on a feasibility study for Ilumex--a 1.7 million CFL project in Mexico; a database of climate change activities in 15 countries; participated in a mission to design a sustainable energy program for Costa Rica. 1987-91 Teaching Assistant at UC Berkeley. Helped teach courses on Energy & Society, Global environmental problems, and Energy Efficiency. 1985 Research Engineer at the Scientific Research Foundation. Worked with Dr. Harry Tabor, Israel's solar energy pioneer calculating optimal tilt adjustments to simple concentrating solar collector for use in rural areas of the developing world. 1982-84 Teaching Assistant at the Technion. Helped teach courses or labs on Thermodynamics, Heat Transfer, and Fluid Mechanics. 1980-84 Worked in Lordan, a solar collector factory at Kibutz Kfar Szold, Israel. Built collectors, and researched solar water heating systems efficiency. PUBLICATIONS Have published extensively (in English and Spanish) on energy efficiency opportunities in Mexico's residential sector. Can send full list if you want. >>- - Page 2 - > >Name of Expert: Rafael Friedmann >> > >Please indicate the most appropriate subject area(s); if you are > >designating more than one, please rank Printed for [email protected] (Melissa Taylor) 3 2023584103 USGCRP OFFICE 1 02/20/98 16:25 009 [email protected],2/13/98 2:58 PM,Re: Seeking Names for IPCC Th 4 > >with 1's indicating highest relevance/priority and 2's indicating secondary > >relevance/priority. >> > > Working Group II: Impacts and Adaptation >> > >5. Energy, Industry, and Transportation » > >Working Group III: Mitigation Options >> > >1. Potential of technologies and practices to reduce greenhouse gases from energy supply and demand, industrial and transportation sources, waste disposal, agriculture and forestry, etc. » > > 2. Barriers to effective use, diffusion, and transfer of these technologies and practices. >> > >3. Policies and policy instruments to harness the potential of technologies and practices and to overcome barriers, including incentives for the penetration of new technologies, national and regional information centres, public and private sector R&D programs, fiscal instruments (taxes, subsidy elimination, internalization of externalities, negotiated agreements, joint implementation, emissions trading and regulation) >> > >4. Regional assessment of the mitigation potential of these technologies,practices and policies for all sectors and for sources and sinks, including their local and regional dimensions. >> > >6. Assessment of emission scenarios to achieve stabilization of atmospheric concentrations of greenhouse gases and of the relevant policy mix underlying these scenarios. Printed for [email protected] (Melissa Taylor) 4 02/20/98 16:25 2023584103 USGCRP OFFICE 010 02/10/93 TUE 10:43 FAY 202 488 8681 USGCRP 004 W63 SUGGESTIONS OF EXPERTS TO PARTICIPATE IN THE THIRD ASSESSMENT REPORT OF THE IPCC Please submit one form for each nominee along with curriculum vitae and/or one page biographical sketch. Note that this form consists of two pages. Full Name: Richard Schmalensee Title: Protessor Affiliation: MIT Slams School Full Address: somended Drive Cambrolges MA 02142 Tel: 617-253-2957 Fax: 617-258-6617 Email: Expertise: Nominated by: [email protected] ? regulatory policy What role would you recommend that this expert play in the preparation of the Third Assessment Report? (Please try to select one only, recognizing that this may differ by chapter). Lead Author (coordination and integration of scientific/technical information) Contributing Author (support lead author in preparation of specific text/data) Review Editor (ensure scientific/technical validity and balance) Resource Person (address technical questions, participate in expert review, attend expert meetings, etc.) Has this person been contacted and given concurrence to be nominated? Yes No Please include a curriculum vitae and/or one page biographical sketch and submit by February 9, 1998 to: Melissa J. Taylor. USGCRP Office 400 Virginia Avenue, SW, Suite 750 Washington, DC 20024 tel: 2239/fax: 202 488 8681 email: [email protected] For each nominee, please also submit Page 2 which covers subject area. 02/20/98 16:25 2023584103 USGCRP OFFICE 011 CURRICULUM VITAE Richard Schmalensee Massachusetts Institute of Technology 20 Malia Terrace Room E52-474, 50 Memorial Drive Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts 02167 Cambridge, Massachusetts 02139 (617) 566-0664 fax: 566-6492 (617) 253-2957 fax: 258-6617 EDUCATION: MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY S.B., Economics, Politics and Science, 1965 Ph.D., Economics, 1970 EMPLOYMENT: MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY 1996- Deputy Dcan. Sloan School of Management 1991- Director, Center for Energy and Environmental Policy Research 1988- Gordon Y Billard Professor of Economics and Management 1986- Professor, Department of Economics 1979- Professor, Sloan School of Management 1977-79 Associate Professor. Sloan School of Management 1970 Assistant Professor, Sloan School of Management (Spring) 1967-69 Instructor, Sloan School of Management PRESIDENT'S COUNCIL OF ECONOMIC ADVISORS 1989-91 Member 1967 Junior Staff Economist (Summer) UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, SAN DIEGO 1974-77 Associate Professor, Department of Economics 1970-74 Assistant Professor. Department of Economics VISITING APPOINTMENTS: 1985-86 Visiting Professor, Harvard Business School 1985 Visiting Professor. CORE, University of Louvain, Belgium (Spring) 1980-81 Visiting Scholar, Department of Economics. Harvard University 1973-74 Visiting Associate Professor and Research Fellow, Department of Economics, University of Louvain, Belgium 02/20/98 16:26 2023584103 USGCRP OFFICE 012 2 EDITORIAL SERVICE: Editorial Board: Journal of Economics and Management Strategy, 1992- Associate Editor: Journal of Economic Perspectives, 1992- Associate Editor: Zeitschrift für Nationalðkonomie. 1987-89, 1993- Associate Editor: International Journal of Industrial Organization, 1982-89 Board of Editors: American Economic Review, 1982-86 Associate Editor: Recherches Economiques de Louvain, 1979-89 Founding Editor, 1978-89; Co-Editor, 1989-: MIT Press Series, Regulation of Economic Activity Associate Editor, 1977-81; Board of Editors, 1981-89: Journal of Industrial Economics PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS: American Economic Association: Executive Committee, 1993-95; Budget Committee, 1993-95; Nominating Committee, 1987; Advisory Committee on Meetings Program, 1986, 1989, 1994 Econometric Society: Chairman, Local Arrangements Committee, 1985 World Congress; Chairman, Program Committee, 1980 North American Fall Meeting; Program Committee, 1980 World Congress SLOAN SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION: Deputy Dean, 1996- Area Head: Economics, Finance, and Accounting, 1987-89 Coordinator: Applied Economics Group, 1986-87 Chairman: Doctoral Program Committee, 1982-85 CONSULTATION AND GOVERNMENT SERVICE (SELECTED): National Research Council, Transportation Research Board, Committee for the Study of Transportation and a Sustainable Environment, 1994-97 Environmental Economics Advisory Board, U.S. EPA, 1992-96, 1998- Chairman: Clean Air Act Compliance Analysis Council, U.S. EPA, Chairman 1992-96, Member 1997- Special Consultant: National Economic Research Associates, Inc., 1981-89, 1991- Antitrust Division, U.S. Department of Justice, 1991-92 (1992 Merger Guidelines) Bureau of Economics, U.S. Federal Trade Commission, 1972-81 (Antitrust Policy) AWARDS AND OTHER PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES: Environmental Policy Fellow, American Council for Capital Formation Center for Policy Research, 1997-98 Fellow: American Academy of Arts and Sciences, 1995- (with P.L. Joskow and N. Tsukanova) 1995 Edward A. Hewett Prize, American Association for the Advancement of Slavic Studies Board of Academic Advisors: Pioneer Institute for Public Policy Research. 1995- Revista de Análisis Económico Lecture, Econometric Society Latin American Meeting, 1994 Research Associate: National Bureau of Economic Research, 1992- Board of Directors: Long Island Lighting Company. 1992- Donald Gilbert Memorial Lecture, University of Rochester, 1992 Board of Directors: American Council for Capital Formation Center for Policy Research, 1991- Fellow: Econometric Society, 1982- 02/20/98 16:26 2023584103 USGCRP OFFICE 013 3 BOOKS WRITTEN: The Economics of Advertising (Vol. 80, Contributions to Economic Analysis), Amsterdam: North- Holland, 1972. Applied Microeconomics: Problems in Estimation, Forecasting and Decision-Making, San Francisco: Holden-Day, 1973. An Introduction to Applied Macroeconomics (with E. Kuh), Amsterdam: North-Holland, 1973. Japanese Edition, Tokyo: McGraw-Hill Kogakusha, 1975. The Control of Natural Monopolies, Lexington: D.C. Heath (Lexington Books), 1979. Markets for Power: An Analysis of Electric Utility Deregulation (with P.L. Joskow), Cambridge: MIT Press, 1983. Economics, 2nd Edition (with S. Fischer and R. Dornbusch), New York: McGraw-Hill, 1988. BOOKS EDITED: The Empirical Renaissance in Industrial Economics (co-editor, with T.F. Bresnahan), Oxford: Basil Blackwell, 1987. Handbook of Industrial Organization (co-editor, with R. D. Willig), Amsterdam: North-Holland, 1989. JOURNAL ARTICLES: "Regulation and the Durability of Goods." Bell Journal of Economics and Management Science, Vol. 1 (Spring 1970), pp. 54-64. "Consumer's Surplus and Producer's Goods." American Economic Review, Vol. 61 (September 1971), pp. 682-687. "A Note on Monopolistic Competition and Excess Capacity." Journal of Political Economy, Vol. 80 (May/June 1972), pp. 586-591. "Option Demand and Consumer's Surplus: Valuing Price Changes Under Uncertainty." American Economic Review, Vol. 62 (December 1972). pp. 813-824. "A Note on the Theory of Vertical Integration." Journal of Political Economy, Vol. 81 (March/April 1973), pp. 442-449. "Brand Loyalty and Barriers to Entry." Southern Economic Journal, Vol. 40 (April 1974), pp. 579-588. "Market Structure, Durability, and Maintenance Effort." Review of Economic Studies, Vol. 41 (April 1974), PP- 277-287. 02/20/98 16:26 2023584103 USGCRP OFFICE 0 014 4 "Estimating the Costs and Benefits of Utility Regulation." Quarterly Review of Economics and Business. Vol. 14 (Summer 1974), pp. 51-64. "Consumer Behavior versus Economic Theory." Recherches Economiques de Louvain, Vol. 40 (September 1974), PP. 261-276. "Alternative Models of Bandit Selection." Journal of Economic Theory, Vol. 10 (June 1975). PP. 333- 342. "An Experimental Study of Expectation Formation." Econometrica, Vol. 44 (January 1976), PP. 17-41. "Another Look at the Social Valuation of Input Price Changes." American Economic Review, Vol. 66 (March 1976), pp. 239-243. "Resource Exploitation Theory and the Behavior of the Oil Cartel." European Economic Review, Vol. 7 (April 1976), pp. 257-279. "Advertising and Profitability: Purther Implications of the Null Hypothesis." Journal of Industrial Economics. Vol. 25 (September 1976), PP- 45-54. "A Model of Promotional Competition in Oligopoly." Review of Economic Studies, Vol. 43 (October 1976), pp. 493-507. "Is More Competition Necessarily Good?" Industrial Organization Review, Vol. 4 (1976), PP. 120-121. "Public Investment Criteria, Insurance Markets, and Income Taxes." Journal of Public Economics, Vol. 6 (November 1976), pp. 425-445. "Valuing Changes in Regulated Firms' Input Prices." Southern Economic Journal, Vol. 43 (January 1977), PP- 1346-1351. "Using the H Index of Concentration with Published Data." Review of Economics and Staristics, Vol. 59 (May 1977), pp. 186-193. "Comparative Static Properties of Regulated Airline Oligopolies." Bell Journal of Economics, Vol. 8 (Autumn 1977), PP. 565-576. "Nonconvexity and Optimal Exhaustion of Renewable Resources" (with T.R. Lewis). International Economic Review, Vol. 18 (October 1977), pp. 535-552. "Common Stock Volatility Expectations Implied by Option Premia" (with R. R. Trippi). Journal of Finance. Vol. 33 (March 1978), pp. 129-147. "A Note on Economies of Scale and Natural Monopoly in the Distribution of Public Utility Services." Bell Journal of Economics, Vol. 9 (Spring 1978), PP. 270-276. "A Model of Advertising and Product Quality." Journal of Political Economy, Vol. 87 (June 1978), PP. 485-504. 02/20/98 16:27 2023584103 USGCRP OFFICE 015 5 "Life-Cycle Costing for Consumers of Energy-Conserving Devices" (with S.S. Penner and M. R. Brambley). Energy, Vol. 3 (July/August 1978), PP- 415-419. "Entry Deterrence in the Ready-to-Eat Breakfast Cereal Industry." Bell Journal of Economics, Vol. 9 (Autumn 1978), pp. 305-327. Also in Marlet Strategy amd Structure (J.M.A. Gee and G. Norman, eds.), London: Harvester Wheatsheaf, 1992, PP. 84-111. "Market Structure, Durability, and Quality: A Selective Survey." Economic Inquiry, Vol. 17 (April 1979), pp. 177-198. "On the Use of Economic Models in Antitrust: The ReaLemon Case." University of Pennsylvania Law Review, Vol. 127 (April 1979), pp- 994-1050. Also in Antitrust Law and Economics (O. E. Williamson, Editor), Houston: Dame Publications, 1980, PP. 97-153. "Nonconvexity and Optimal Harvesting Strategies for Renewablc Resources" (with T. R. Lewis). Canadian Journal of Economics, Vol. 12 (November 1979), pp. 677-691. "Appropriate Government Policy Toward Commercialization of New Energy Supply Technologies." Energy Journal, Vol. 1 (April 1980), PP. 1-40. "Advertising and Aggregate Consumption: An Analysis of Causality" (with R. Ashley and C. W. J. Granger). Econometrica, Vol. 48 (July 1980), PP. 1149-1168. "On Oligopolistic Markets for Nonrenewable Natural Resources" (with T. R. Lewis). Quarterly Journal of Economics, Vol. 95 (November 1980), PP. 475-491. "Qualitative Asymptotic Synthesis in Simple Optimal Control Problems." Economic Letters, Vol. 5 (1980), pp. 349-352. "Output and Welfare Implications of Monopolistic Third-Degree Price Discrimination." American Economic Review, Vol. 71 (March 1981), pp. 242-247. "Risk and Return on Long-Lived Tangible Assets." Journal of Financial Economics, Vol. 9 (June 1981), PP- 185-205. "Monopolistic Two-Part Pricing Arrangements." Bell Journal of Economics, Vol. 11 (Autumn 1981), PP. 445-466. "Economies of Scale and Barriers to Entry." Journal of Political Economy, Vol. 89 (December 1981), PP. 1228-1238. "Commodity Bundling by Single-Product Monopolies." Journal of Law and Economics, Vol. 25 (April 1982). PP. 67-71. "Antitrust and the New Industrial Economics." American Economic Review, Vol. 72 (May 1982), pp. 24- 28. 02/20/98 16:27 2023584103 USGCRP OFFICE I 016 6 "Cartel Deception in Markets for Nonrenewable Resources" (with T.R. Lewis). Bell Journal of Economics, Vol. 13 (Spring 1982), PP. 263-271. "Another Look at Market Power." Harvard Law Review, Vol. 95 (June 1982), pp. 1789-1816. "Product Differentiation Advantages of Pioneering Brands." American Economic Review, Vol. 72 (June 1982), PP- 349-365. ("Errata," AER, Vol. 73 (March 1983), p. 250). "George Stigler's Contributions to Economics." Scandinavian Journal of Economics, Vol. 85 (March 1983), pp. 77-86. "Advertising and Entry Deterrence: An Exploratory Model." Journal of Political Economy, Vol. 91 (August 1983), pp. 636-653. "The Impact of Scale and Media Mix on Advertising Agency Costs" (with A. J. Silk and R. Bojanek). Journal of Business, Vol. 56 (October 1983), pp. 453-475. "Gaussian Demand and Commodity Bundling." Journal of Business, Vol. 57 (January 1984), PP. S211- S230. "Estimating Effective Concentration in Deregulated Wholesale Electricity Markets" (with B. W. Golub). RAND Journal of Economics, Vol. 15 (Spring 1984), PP. 12-26. "Imperfect Information and the Equitability of Competitive Prices." Quarterly Journal of Economics, Vol. 99 (August 1984). pp. 441-460. "Adversary Hydro Relicensing Applications: Using Economic Efficiency Criteria" (with P. L. Joskow). Public Utilities Fortnightly, Vol. 114 (20 December 1984), pp. 22-28. "Econometric Diagnosis of Competitive Localization." International Journal of Industrial Organization, Vol. 3 (March 1985), pp. 57-70. "Do Markets Differ Much?" American Economic Review, Vol. 75 (June 1985), pp. 341-351. "Estimated Parameters as Independent Variables: An Application to the Costs of Electric Generating Units" (with P.L. Joskow). Journal of Econometrics, Vol. 31 (April 1986), pp. 275-305. "Incentive Regulation for Electric Utilities" (with P.L. Joskow). Yale Journal on Regulation, Vol. 4 (Fall 1986), PP- 1-49. "The Empirical Renaissance in Industrial Economics: An Overview" (with T.F. Bresnahan). Journal of Industrial Economics. Vol. 35 (June 1987), pp. 371-378. "Collusion versus Differential Efficiency: Testing Alternative Hypotheses." Journal of Industrial Economics, Vol. 35 (June 1987), pp. 399-425. "Ease of Entry: Has the Concept Been Too Readily Applied?" Antitrust Law Journal, Vol. 56 (1987), PP. 41-51. 02/20/98 16:27 2023584103 USGCRP OFFICE 017 7 "The Performance of Coal-Burning Electric Generating Units in the United States: 1960-1980" (with P. L. Joskow). Journal of Applied Econometrics. Vol. 2 (April 1987), pp. 85-109. "Horizontal Merger Policy: Problems and Changes." Journal of Economic Perspectives, Vol. 1 (Fall 1987), pp. 41-54. "Competitive Advantage and Collusive Optima." International Journal of Industrial Organization, Vol. 5 (December 1987), pp. 351-367. "Industrial Economics: An Overview." Economic Journal, Vol. 98 (September 1988), pp. 643-681. Also in Surveys in Economics, Vol. 2 (A.J. Oswald, Editor), Oxford: Basil Blackwell, 1991, pp. 51-89. "Perceptual Maps and the Optimal Location of New Products: An Integrative Essay." (with J.-F. Thisse). International Journal of Research in Marketing, Vol. 5 (1988), pp. 225-249. "Intra-Industry Profitability Differences in U.S. Manufacturing: 1953-1983." Journal of Industrial Economics, Vol. 37 (June 1989), pp. 337-357. "An Expository Note on Depreciation and Profitability under Rate-of-Return Regulation." Journal of Regulatory Economics, Vol. 1 (September 1989), pp. 293-298. "Good Regulatory Regimes." RAND Journal of Economics, Vol. 20 (Autumn 1989), pp. 417-436. "Continuity and Change in the Economics Industry." Economic Journal, Vol. 101 (January 1991), pp. 115-121. Also in The Future of Economics (J.D. Hey, ed.), Oxford: Basil Blackwell, 1992. pp. 115-121. "Sunk Cost and Market Structure: A Review Article." Journal of Industrial Economics, Vol 40 (June 1992), PP. 125-134. "Comparing Greenhouse Gases for Policy Purposes." Energy Journal, Vol. 14 (1993), pp- 245-255. "Symposium on Global Climate Change." Journal of Economic Perspectives, Vol. 7 (Fall 1993), PP. 3- 10. "Competition Policy in Russia During and After Privatization." (with P.L. Joskow and N. Tsukanova). Brookings Papers on Economic Activity, Microeconomics, 1994, pp. 301-374. [Awarded the 1995 Edward A. Hewett Prize by the American Association for the Advancement of Slavic Studies.] "Economic Aspects of Payment Card Systems and Antitrust Policy Toward Joint Ventures" (with D.S. Evans). Antitrust Law Journal. Vol. 63 (Spring 1995). pp. 861-901. "The Benefits of Releasing the Bell Companies from the Interexchange Restrictions." (with P.S. Brandon). Managerial and Decision Economics. Vol. 16 (July-August 1995), PP. 349-364. "Privatization in Russia: What Should Be a Firm?" (with P.L. Joskow). International Journal of the Economics of Business, Vol. 2 (1995), pp. 297-327. 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Wuebbles, 1989: Nitrogen oxides from high altitude aircraft: an update of potential effects on ozone. Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory report UCRL-100714; Journal of Geophysical Research, 94, 16351-16363. Kinnison, D.E. and D.J. Wuebbles, 1989: Preventing depletion of stratospheric ozone-implications on future aircraft emissions. Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory report UCRI-99926, 1989; Air and Waste Management Association paper 89-4.7. Kinnison, D.E., and D.J. Wuebbles, 1989: Two-dimensional model study of nuclear tracer transport in the stratosphere. UCRL-101831ABS, AGU Fall Meeting, San Francisco, CA, December. Offerman, D., M. Ricse, and D.J. Wuebbles, 1989: Stratospheric dynamics and trace gas distribution: case study. Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory report UCRL-10017ABS, 1989; presented at the IAGA 6th Scientific Assembly, Exeter, UK, August. Prather, M.J., editor (contributing author), 1989: An assessment model for atmospheric composition. NASA Conference Publication 3023. Wucbbles, D.J., 1989: Beyond CO2óthe other greenhouse gases. Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory report UCRL-99883; Air and Waste Management Association paper 89-119.4. Wuebbles, D.J., P.S. Connell, et al., 1989: Ozone depletion potentials and greenhouse warming potentials for CFCs and possible replacement compounds. Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory report UCRL-101841ABS, American Geophysical Union Fall Meeting, San Francisco, CA, December. Wucbbles, D.J., K.E. Grant, P.S. Connell, and J.E. Penner 1989: The role of atmospheric chemistry in climate change. Journal of the Air Pollution Control Association, 39, 22-28. Wucbbles, D.J. and D.E. Kinnison, 1989: Recent calculations of the response of the middle atmosphere to solar ultraviolet irradiance variations. Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory report UCRL-100979ARS; presented at the IAGA 6th Scientific Assembly in Exeter, UK in July. Derwent, R., H. Rodhe, and D.J. Wuebbles 1990: Global warming potential of greenhouse gascs. Published as a special report by the United National Environmental Programme. Wuebbles, D.J., 1990: DOE Multi-Laboratory Climate Change Committee (lead author, Chapter 3 and contributing author, Chapter 2). Energy and Climate Change, Lewis Publishers, Chclsea, Michigan. Edmonds, J., S. McDonald, and D.J. Wuebbles, 1990: Atmospheric Trends and Emissions of Greenhouse Gases. In Responding to the Threat of Global Warming: Options for the Pacific and Asia, D.G. Streets and T.A. Siddiqi, editor, Argonne National Laboratory. 19/02/28 3:56 14 of 27 02/20/98 FRI 16:09 FAX 202 488 8681 USGCRP 016 FEB-19-98 THU 04:21 PM FAX NO. 202 233 9579 P. 16 Donald James Wuebbles Reinsel, G.C., G.C. Tiao, S.K. Ahn, M. Pugh, S. Basu, J.J. DeLuisi, C.L. Mateer, A.J. Miller, P.S. Connell, and D.J. Wuebbles, 1988: An analysis of the 7-year record of SBUV satellite ozone data: Global profile features and trends in total ozone, Journal of Geophysical Research, 93, 1689-1703. Tiao, G.C., G.C. Reinsel, Daming Xu, J.H. Pedrick, Xiao-dong Zhu, A.J. Miller, J.J. DeLuisi, C.L. Mateer, and D.J. Wuebbles, 1988: Effects of autocorrelations and temporal sampling schemes on estimates of trend and spatial correlation. Univ. of Chicago report. Watson, R.T., and Ozone Trends Panel, M.J. Prather and Ad Hoc Theory Panel, and M.J. Kurylo and NASA Panel for Data Evaluation, 1988: Present state of knowledge of the upper atmosphere 1988: An assessment report. NASA reference publication 1208. Wuebblcs, D.J., 1988: An executive summary of relative effects on stratospheric ozone of halogenated methanes and ethanes of social and industrial interest. United Nations Environment Programme, 1988; Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory report UCRL-99842. Wuebbles, D.J., 1988: Global atmospheric chemistry and its role in climate change. Proceedings, Division of Environmental Chemistry, American Chemical Society, Los Angeles, CA, Sept. 25-30. Wuebbles, D.J., and J. Edmonds, 1988: A primer on greenhouse gases. U.S. Department of Energy, Carbon Dioxide Research Division, DOE/NBB0083. Wuebbles, D.J., K.E. Grant, P.S. Connell, and J.E. Penner, 1988: The role of atmospheric chemistry in climate change. Proceedings, 81st Annual Meeting of the Air Pollution Control Association, paper 8887.71 Dallas, TX, June 19-24; also Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory report UCRL-97811. Wuebbles, D.J. and D.E. Kinnison, 1988: A two-dimensional model study of past trends in global ozone, in Ozone in the Almosphere, R.D. Bojkov and P. Fabian editors, A. Deepak Publishing, Hampton, VA., 1989; also Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory report UCRL-98088. Wucbbles, D.J., K.E. Kinnison, and P.S. Connell, 1988: Stratospheric chemistry: issues and uncertaintics, also Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory report, UCRL-98717ABS, 1988; American Chemical Society, Los Angeles, CA, Sept. 25-30, 1988. Wuebbles, D.J., and J.E. Penner, 1988: Sensitivity of urban/regional chemistry to climate change: report of the workshop, also Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory report UCRL-99436; also published by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. Connell, P.S. and D.J. Wucbbles, 1989: Evaluating CFC alternatives from the atmospheric viewpoint. Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory report UCRL-99927, 1989; Air and Waste Management Association paper 89-5.7. Connell, P.S., and D.J. Wuebbles, 1989: Chlorofluorocarbon alternatives and stratospheric ozone: ozonc depletion potentials defined with a two-dimensional model. Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory report UCRL-101745ABS, AGU Fall Meeting, San Francisco, CA, December. DeLuisi, J.J., D.U. Longenecker, C.I.. Mateer, and D.J. Wuebbles, 1989: An analysis of northern middle-latitude Umkehr measurements corrected for stratospheric aerosols for 1979-1986. Journal 13 of 27 19/02/98 3:56 02/20/98 FRI 16:09 FAX 202 488 8681 USGCRP 015 FAX NO. 202 233 9579 P. 15 FEB-19-98 THU 04:21 PM Donald James Wuebbles Wucbbles, D.J., 1987: Natural and anthropogenic perturbations to the stratosphere. U.S. National Report to the International Union of Geodesy and Geophysics. Rev. Geophys., 25, 487-493. Wuebbles, D.J., P.S. Connell, J.R. Ipser, W.M. Porch, L.C. Rosen, A.E. Abey, and P.B. Duffy, 1987: Atmospheric propagation in the SPC codesóan update. Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory report UCID-21005. Connell, P.S., K.E. Grant, and D.J. Wuebbles, 1988: Aspects of CFC relative ozone destruction efficiencies determined in the LLNL 2-D model. In Ozone in the Atmosphere, R.D. Bojkov and P. Fabian editors, A. Deepak Publishing, Hampton, VA., 1989; also Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory report UCRL-97987. Edmonds, J.A., D.J. Wuebbles, and M.J. Scott, 1987: Energy and future climate change. Battelle Pacific Northwest Laboratory report, 1988. Edmonds, J.A, D.J. Wuebblcs, and M.J. Scott, 1987: Energy and radiative precursor emissions. Proceedings of the 8th Miami International Conference on Alternative Energy Sources, December 14-16. Grant, K.E., R.G. Ellingson, and D.J. Wuebbles, 1988: Sensitivity of a two-dimensional chemistry-transport model to changes in parameterizations of radiative processes. IRS '88: Current Problems in Atmospheric Radiallon, J. Lenoble and J.F. Geleyn, editors, A. Deepak Publishing. 1989; also Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory report UCRL-98443. Grant, K.E., and D.J. Wuebbles, 1988: A two-dimensional modeling study of the sensitivity of ozone to radiative flux uncertainties. In Ozone in the Atmosphere, R.D. Bojkov and P. Fabian editors, A. Deepak Publishing, Hampton, VA., 1989; Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory report UCRL-97981. Wuebbles, D.J., 1989: On the mitigation of non-CO2 greenhouse gases. In Greenhouse Mitigation, A.E.S. Green, editor, Am. Soc. Mech. Engr., New York; also Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory report UCRL-101523. Kinnison, D., H. Johnston, and D. Wuebbles, 1988: Ozone calculations with large nitrous oxide and chlorine changes. Journal of Geophysical Research, 93, 14165-14175. Kinnison, D.E., H. Johnston, and D.J. Wuebbles, 1988: A sensitivity study of global ozone to NOx cmissions from aircraft. In Ozone in the Atmosphere, R.D. Bojkov and P. Fabian editors, A. Deepak Públishing. Hampton, VA., 1989; also Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory report UCRL-99361, 1988. Kinnison, D.E., D.J. Wuebbles, and H. Johnston, 1988: A study of the sensitivity of stratospheric ozone to hypersonic aircraft cmissions. Proceedings, First International Conference on Hypersonic Flight in the 21st Century, Grand Forks, ND, September 20-23; also Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory report UCRL-98314. Penner, J.E., P.S. Connell, D.J. Wuebblcs, and C.C. Covey, 1988: Climate change and its interactions with air chemistry: Perspectives and research needs. Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory report UCRL-21111; also published by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. 12/02/98 3:56) 12 of 27 02/20/98 FRI 16:08 FAX 202 488 8681 USGCRP 014 FAX NO. 202 233 9579 P. 14 FEB-19-98 THU 04:20 PM Donald James Wuebbles Review, July. D.J., 1986: The LLNL zonally averaged chemistry-transport model of the troposphere Wuebbles, and stratosphere. Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory report UCRL-94582ABS; 23-27. presented at the Conference on Upper Atmospheric Theory and Data Analysis, Seattle, WA, June Wucbbles, D.J., P.S. Connell, and K.E. Grant, 1986: Interpreting stratospheric observations in a zero-dimcnsional photochemical framework. UASG 86-25. Presented at the April NASA Workshop on Measurements of the Stratosphere. Wuebbles, D.J., P.S. Connell, J.R. Ipser, W.M. Porch, L.C. Rosen, and J.B. Knox, 1986: Review of the atmospheric propagation in the SPC codesóA progress report. Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory report UCID-20894. Wuebbles, D.J., and K.E. Grant, 1986: Effects of solar variability on stratospheric ozone and temperature. Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory report UCRL-93376; presented at the Annual Meeting of the European Geophysical Society, Kiel, W. Germany, August 25-30. Abey, A., and D.J. Wuebbles, 1987: GBLSYS: A ground-based laser system computer model. Lawrence Livennore National Laboratory report UCRL-906642; also presented at the Annual Review Conference on Atmospheric Transmission Models. Brasseur, G., D. Coriollc, J.A. Pyle, E.P. Roth, U. Schmailzl, and D.J. Wuebbles, 1987: Odd nitrogen during the MAP/GLOBUS 1983 campaign: Theoretical considerations. Planet. Space Science, 35, 637-645. Connell, P.S., and D.J. Wuebbles, 1987: Ozone perturbations in the LLNL one-dimensional model-calculated effccts of projected trends in CFCs, CH4, CO2, N2O and Halons over 90 years. Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory Report UCRL-95548; also in Assessing the Tasks of Trace Gases that can Modify the Stratosphere, Volume VII, J.S. Hoffman, editor, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency report EPA 4001/1-87/001B. Grant, K.E., P.S. Connell, and D.J. Wuebbles, 1987: Monte Carlo uncertainty analysis of stratospheric ozone in ambient and perturbed atmospheres. Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory Report UCRL-93375, 1986; also in Assessing the Tasks of Trace Gases that can Modify the Stratosphere, Volume VII, J.S. Hoffman, editor, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency report EPA 4001/1-87/001B. Hammitt, J.K., F. Camm, P.S. Connell, W.E. Mooz, K.A. Wolf, D.J. Wuebbles, and A. Bamczai, 1987: Joint emission scenarios for potential stratospheric ozone depleting substances. Nature, 330, 711-716. Reinsel, G.C., G.C. Tiao, A.J. Miller, D.J. Wuebbles, P.S. Connell, C.L. Mateer, and J.J. DeLuisi, 1987: Statistical analysis of total ozone and stratospheric Umkehr data for trends and solar cycle relationship. Journal of Geophysical Research, 92, 2201-2209. Walton, J.J., D.J. Wuebbles, and S. Hameed, 1987: Simulation of global wet and dry deposition of nitric acid in a threc-dimensional chemistry-transport model. In Acid Rain: Scientific and Technical Advances, edited by R. Perry, R.M. Harrison, J.N.B. Bell, and J.N. Lester, published by Selper Ltd., London. 19/02/98 3:56 11 of 27 02/20/98 FRI 16:07 FAX 202 488 8681 USGCRP 013 FAX NO. 202 233 9579 P. 13 FEB-19-98 THU 04:20 PM Donald James Wuebbles War, Julius London and G.F. White, editors. Connell, P.S., and D.J. Wuebbles, 1984: Aspects of the comparison of stratospheric trace species measurements with photochemical models. Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory report UCRL-90297; presented at the Quadrennial Ozone Symposium, Halkidiki, Greece, September 3-7; published in Atmospheric Ozone, C.S. Zerefos and A. Ghazi; editors, D. Reidcl, Boston. Wuebbles, D.J., 1984: Influences on past variations in ozone and temperature structure. Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory report UCRL-90884; also presented at and published in the Proceedings of International Meeting on Current Issues in Our Understanding of the Stratosphere and the Future of the Ozone Layer, Starnberger See, W. Germany, June 11-16. Wuebbles, D.J., 1984: Trends in ozone and temperature structure, comparison of theory and measurements. Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory report UCRL-90296; presented at the Quadrennial Ozone Symposium, Sept. 3-7. Published in Atmospheric Ozone, BC, S. Zercfos and A. Ghazi, editors, D. Reidel Publishing, Boston. Wuebbles, D.J., M.C. MacCracken, and F.M. Luther, 1984: A proposed reference set of scenarios for radiatively active atmospheric constituents. U.S. Department of Energy Carbon Dioxide Research Division report DOE/NBB-0066. Connell, P.S., D.J. Wuebbles, and J.S. Chang, 1985: Stratospheric hydrogen peroxideóthc relationship of theory and observation. Journal of Geophysical Research, 90, 10726-10732; also Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory report UCRL-90432. Owens, A.J., C.H. Hales, and D.J. Wuebbles, 1985: Trace gas influences on climate from 1980 to 2050. Presented and published in the Proceedings of the AMS Conference on Climate Variations, Los Angeles, January 8-11. Wang, W.C., D.J. Wucbbles, and W.M. Washington, 1985: Potential climatic effects of perturbations other than CO2. In The Potential Climatic Effects of Increasing Carbon Dioxide, M.C. MacCracken and F.M. Luther, editors, DOE/ER-0237. World Meteorological Organization, 1985: Atmospheric ozone 1985: Assessment of our understanding of the processes controlling its present distribution and change. WMO Global Ozone Research and Monitoring Project Report No. 16 (contributing author). Wuebbles, D.J., A.J. Owens, and C.H. Hales, 1985: Trace gas influences on climate from 1850 to 1980. Presented at and published in the Proceedings of the AMS Conference on Climate Variations, Los Angeles, January 8-11. Solomon, S., R.R. Garcia, F.S. Rowland, and D.J. Wuebbles, 1986: On the depletion of Antarctic ozone. Nature. 321, 755-758. Wang, W.C., D.J. Wuebbles, W.M. Washington, R.G. Isaacs, and G. Molnar, 1986: Trace gases and other potential perturbations to global climate. Rev. Geophysics, 24, 110-140. Wuebbles, D.J., 1986: Reservoir species discovered in the stratosphere. Nature, 319, 538. Wuebbles, D.J. 1986: Trace gases and their impact on global climate. Energy and Technology 19/02/98 3:56 10 of 27 02/20/98 FRI 16:07 FAX 202 488 8681 USGCRP 012 FAX NO. 202 233 9579 P. 12 FEB-19-98 THU 04:20 PM Donald James Wucbbles measurements. WMO Global Ozone Rescarch and Monitoring Project, Report No. 11 (contributing author). Wuebbles, D.J., 1981: The relative efficiency of a number of halocarbons for destroying stratospheric ozone. Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory report UCID-18924. Wuebbles, D.J., 1981: Scenarios for future anthropogenic emission of trace gases in the stratosphere. Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory report UCID-18997. Wuebbles, D.J., 1981: A summary of the LLNL one-dimensional transport-kinetics model of the troposphere and stratosphere. Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory report UCID-19185. Wucbbles, D.J., 1981: Report of Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory to the Environmental Protection Agency on rescarch performed since December, 1979. Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory report UCID-19221. Wuebbles, D.J., and J.S. Chang, 1981: A study of the effectiveness of the Clx catalytic ozone loss mcchanisms. Journal of Geophysical Research, 86, 9869-9872. Wucbbles, D.J., and P.S. Connell, 1981: A screening methodology for assessing the potential impact of surface releascs of chlorinated halocarbons on stratospheric ozone. Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory report UCID-19233. Wuebbles, D.J., R.L. Tarp, A. Nold, and W.P. Wood, 1981: Chlorofluorocarbon production scenarios: Possible changes to stratospheric ozone, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory report UCID-18915. Wuebbles, D.J., 1982: Atmospheric ozone: Zeroing in. Energy and Technology Review, May, 1982. Chang, J.S., and D.J. Wuebbles, 1983: Effects of hypothetical exchanges of strategic nuclear weapons based on current Salt Ц Stockpile Guidelines. In The Consequences of Nuclear War on the Global Environment, U.S. Government Printing Office. National Research Council, 1983: Changing Climate. U.S. National Academy of Sciences (contributing author). Wuebbles, D.J., 1983: Chlorocarbon production scenarios: Potential impact on stratospheric ozone. Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory report UCRL-87216; Journal of Geophysical Research, 88, 1433-1443. Wuebbles, D.J., 1983: A theoretical analysis of the past variations in global atmospheric composition and temperature structure. Ph.D. Thesis, University of California, Davis, CA. Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory report UCRL-53423. Wuebbles, D.J., F.M. Luther, J.E. Penner, 1983: Effect of coupled anthropogenic perturbations on stratospheric ozone. Journal of Geophysical Research, 88, 1444-1456. Chang, J.S., and D.J. Wuebbles, 1984: Nuclear explosions and atmospheric ozone, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory report UCRL-91367; also in The Environmental Effects of Nuclear 19/02/28 3:56T 9 of 27 02/20/98 FRI 16:06 FAX 202 488 8681 USGCRP 1 011 FAX NO. 202 233 9579 P. 11 FEB-19-98 THU 04:19 PM Donald James Wuebbles Its Variation and Human Influences. Wuebbles, D.J., and J.S. Chang, 1979: A theoretical study of stratospheric trace species variations during a solar cclipse. Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory Report UCRL-80936, Geophysical Research Letters. 6, 179-182. Duewer, W.H., and D.J. Wuebbles, 1980: Effects of speculative reactions and mechanisms on Photochemistry, Newport Beach, CA, March 30-April 3; also available as Lawrence Livermore predicted ozone perturbations. Published in Proceedings of 14th Informal Conference on National Laboratory report UCRL-83950. Wuebbles, D.J., and W.H. Duewer, 1980: Effects of recent kinetics measurements on our understanding of chemical processes in the troposphere and stratosphere. Published in Proceedings of 14th Informal Conference on Photochemistry, Newport Beach, CA, March 30-April 3; also available as Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory report UCRL-83960. Wuebbles, D.I., and J.S. Chang. 1980: A study of the effectiveness of the Clx catalytic ozone loss mechanisms. Presented at and published in the Proceedings of the Quadrennial International Ozone Symposium, Boulder, CO, August 4-9; also available as Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory report UCRL-84071. Wuebbles, D.J., 1980: Impact of new OH+HNO3 rate measurement on models of atmospheric chemistry. Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory report UCID-18727. Wuebbles, D.J., 1980: A summary of current two-dimensional transport-kinetics models. Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory G-Division report UASG 80-25. Wuebbles, D.J., 1980: A comparison study between 2-D models. Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory report UASG 80-21. Wuebbles, D.J., 1980: The treatment of dynamical processes in two-dimensional models of the troposphere and stratosphere. Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory report UCID-18771. Wuebbles, D.J., and R.L. Tarp, 1980: Potential changes to stratospheric ozone from possible chlorofluorocarbon production scenarios. Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory report UCID-18583. Wuebbles, D.J., and R.L. Tarp, 1980: Sensitivity of quantum yield for 01(D) production from ozone photolysis. Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory report UCID-18734. Luther, F.M., J.S. Chang, D.J. Wuebbles, and J.E. Penner, 1981: Ozone depletion calculations. Proceedings of the NATO Advanced Research Institute on the Effect of Solar Ultraviolet Radiation in Marine Ecosystems, also Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory report UCRL-85814. Wine, P.H., A.R. Ravishankara, N.M. Kreutter, R.C. Shah, J.M. Nicovich, R.L. Thompson, and D.J. Wuebbles, 1981: Rate of reaction of OH with HNO3. Journal of Geophysical Research, 86, 1105-1112. Wuebbles, D.J., 1981: World Meteorological Organization, The stratosphere 1981: theory and 19/02/98 3:56 I B of 27 02/20/98 FRI 16:05 FAX 202 488 8681 USGCRP 010 FAX NO. 202 233 9579 P. 10 FEB-19-98 THU 04:19 PM Donald James Wucbbles Wuebbles, D.J., 1977: A recxamination of potential space shuttle effects on the stratosphere. Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory report UCID-17689. Wuebbles, D.J., J.S. Chang. and W.H. Duewer, 1977: Effects of the SST in a chlorinated atmosphere. Paper presented at the 173rd National Meeting of the American Chemical Society, New Orleans, LA, March 20-25. Ackerman, M., D. Frimout, C. Muller, and D.J. Wuebbles, 1978: Stratospheric methane mcasurements and predictions. Pure and Applied Geophysics, 117, 367-380. Duewer, W.H., D.J. Wuebbles, and J.S. Chang, 1978: The effects of a massive pulse injection of NOx into the stratosphere. LLNL report UCRL-80397, also published in Proceedings of the WMO Symposium on the Geophysical Aspects and Consequences of Changes in the Composition of the Stratosphere, WMO No.511. Luther, F.M., D.J. Wuebbles, W.H. Duewer, and J.S. Chang, 1978: Effect of multiple scattering on species concentrations and model sensitivity. Journal of Geophysical Research, 17. 254-272. MacCracken, M.C., D.J. Wucbbles, J.J. Walton, W.H. Duewer, and K.E. Grant, 1978: The Livermore regional air quality model: I. Concept and development. Journal of Applied Meteorology, 17, 254-272. Wuebbles, D.J., 1978: A theorctical study of solar eclipse effects on the stratosphere. Paper presented at the AMS Meeting on Meteorology of the Upper Atmosphere, October 24-27, Boston, MA; FAA Interagency Agreement No. DOT-FATQWAI-653 with Lawrence Livermore Laboratory (LLL), Livermore, CA, through U.S. Department of Energy (DOE), Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory report UCRL-80963. Wuebbles, D.J., 1978: A recxamination of potential space shuttle effects on the stratosphere. Appendix D of Revised Estimates for Ozone Reduction by Shuttle Operation, NASA Tech. memorandum 58209. Wucbbles, D.J., and F.M. Luther, 1978: Prcliminary study of solar power satellites program potential effect on stratospheric chemistry. Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory/G-Division Report UASG 78-41. Chang, J.S., W.H. Duewcr, and D.J. Wuebbles, 1979: The atmospheric nuclear tests of the 50s and 60s: A significant test of ozone deplction theories. Journal of Geophysical Research, 84, 1755-1765. Hudson, R.D., and E.I. Reed, 1979: The stratosphere: Present and future. NASA RP-1049, 1979 (contributing author). Luther, F.M., J.S. Chang, W.H. Duewer, J.E. Penner, R.L. Tarp and D.J. Wuebbles, 1979: Potential environmental effects of aircraft emissions. Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory report UCRL-52861; also available from Federal Aviation Administration as FAA-EE-79-23. Wuebbles, D.I., and J.S. Chang, 1979: One-dimensional coupled transport and chemical kinetics model of the stratosphere. Proceedings of NATO Advanced Study Institute on Atmospheric Ozone: 19/02/98 3:56 I 7 of 27 02/20/98 FRI 16:05 FAX 202 488 8681 USGCRP 009 FAX NO. 202 233 9579 P. 09 FEB-19-98 THU 04:19 PM Donald James Wucbbles Member, Council of Deans, University of Illinois, 1996-present Member, Executive Committee, Illinois Environmental Convocation, 1997-present Chair, Environment Sector, Partnership Illinois, 1997-present Publications, Book Chapters, and Reports Snyder, R.B., D.J. Wuebblcs, J.E. Pearson, and B.E. Ewing. 1971: A study of environmental pollution by lead, State of Illinois, Institute for Environmental Quality, IIEQ Document 71-7. Shimazaki, T. and D.J. Wucbbles, 1972: Time-dependent two-dimensional parameterized model. Proceedings of the Second Conference on the Climatic Impact Assessment Program, DOT Report DOT-TSC-OST-73-4, p. 291-297. Wuebbles, D.J., T. Shimazaki, and C.F. Sechrist, Jr., 1972: A mathematical model for the radon density distribution in the 1-20 km region. Aeronomy Report No. 46, University of Illinois, 58 pp. Shimazaki, T., and D.J. Wuebbles, 1973: On the theoretical model for vertical ozonc density distributions in the mcsosphere and upper stratosphere. Pure and Applied Geophysics, 106-108, 1446-1463. Shimazaki, T., D.J. Wuebbles, and T. Ogawa, 1973: A two-dimensional theoretical model for stratospheric ozone density distributions in the meridional plane, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, NOAA Technical Report ERL 279-OD 9. Wuebbles, D.J., and J.S. Chang, 1975: Sensitivity of time-varying parameters in stratospheric modeling. Journal of Geophysical Research, 80, 2637-2642. Wuebbles, D.J., J.S. Chang, and F.M. Luther, 1976: The diurnal model of chlorine chemistry in the stratosphere. Proceedings of the International Conference on the Stratosphere and Related Problems, Logan, UT, September 15-17. Chang, J.S., D.J. Wuebbles, and D.D. Davis, 1977: A theoretical model of global tropospheric OH distributions. Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory report UCRL-78392, Rev.1. Duewer, W.H., D.J. Wuebbles and J.S. Chang, 1977: Effect of NO photolysis on NOx mixing ratios. Nature. 265, 523-525. Duewer, W.H., D.J. Wuebbles, H.W. Ellsaesser, and J.S. Chang, 1977: NOx catalytic ozone destruction: Sensitivity to rate coefficients. Journal of Geophysical Research, 82. 2599-2605. Luther, F.M., D.J. Wuebbles, and J.S. Chang, 1977: Temperature feedback in a stratospheric Model. Journal of Geophysical Research, 82, 4935-4942. Wuebbles, D.J., 1977: Alternate fluorocarbons: Tropospheric lifetimes and potential effects on stratospheric ozone. Paper presented at the IAGA/IAMAP Joint Assembly, Seattle, WA, August 22-Septembcr 3. 19/02/98 3:56 ) 6 of 27 02/20/98 FRI 16:04 FAX 202 488 8681 USGCRP 008 FAX NO. 202 233 9579 P. 08 FEB-19-98 THU 04:18 PM Donald James Wuobbles Chapter coordinator and lead author, UNEP/NMO Scientific Assessment on Stratospheric Ozone, 1993-1994 Lead author, IPCC Scientific Assessment of Climate Change, 1993-1995 Member, DOE Managers of Global Climate Change, 1993 - 1994 Member, Energy Modeling Forum 14, 1993 - 1995 Member, National Technical Advisory Committee, National Institute for Global Environmental Change, 1993 - 1994 Member, International Civil Aviation Organization, Emissions Inventories Sub-Group, 1993 - present Project Leader, International Global Atmospheric Chemistry Project, Global Emissions Inventory Activity, 1993 - present Lead Author, Global Climate Change and the Social Sciences: An International Assessment, 1993 - present Member, Organizing Committee, Global Change Institute on Integrated Assessment Modeling, 1994 Member, Program Committee, Western Pacific Geophysics Meeting, American Geophysical Union, 1993 - 1994 Mcmber, Science Advisory Committee for the GLOBE Project, 1994-1995. Member, MEDEA Working Group, 1994-present Member, Global Modeling Initiative, 1994-present Member Representative, University Corporation for Atmospheric Research, 1994-present Member, Organizing Committee, Quadrennial Ozone Symposium, 1995-1996 Member, U.S. National Academy of Sciences Committee on Fire Suppression Substitutes and Alternatives to Halons, 1996 Chair, Publicity Committee, Atmospheric Sciences Section, American Gcophysical Union, 1995-present Member, Executive Committee, Atmospheric Sciences Section, American Geophysical Union, 1996 Mcmber, Advisory Committee, Department of Atmospheric Sciences, University of Illinois, 1996-present 19/02/98 3:56 5 of 27 02/20/98 FRI 16:04 FAX 202 488 8681 USGCRP 007 FAX NO. 202 233 9579 P. 07 FEB-19-98 THU 04:18 PM Donald James Wuebbles Professional Affiliations Member, American Gcophysical Union Member, American Metcorological Society Member, American Association for the Advancement of Science Mcmber, American Chemical Society Member, Sigma Xi Highlights of Professional Activities (past 5 years) Member, NASA Upper Atmospheric Research Satellite Science Team, 1985-1994 Member and lead author, IPCC Working Group I, Scientific Assessment on Climate Change, 1989-present Member, NASA Advisory Panel, High Speed Research Program, 1989-1995 Member, ICMUA Working Group on Modeling of the Middle Atmosphere, 1988-present Member, IAGA Working Group on Solar Radiation and on External Forcing of the Middle Atmosphere, 1989-present Series Editor, Global Atmospheric Science Series, Lewis Publishers, 1990-present Member, National Academy of Sciences Committee on Global Change, Working Group on Solar Influences on Global Change, 1990-94 Chair, NASA Emissions Scenarios Committee, 1991-present Chapter coordinator and lead author, UNEP/WMO Scientific Assessment of Stratospheric Ozone, 1991-1992 Member, IAMAP/IAGA Organizing Committee for Middle Atmosphere Symposium, July 12-23, 1993 in Yokohama, Japan Member, DOE Processes Research Advisory Group, 1992-1994 Member, United States Environmental Task Force, 1992-1994 Membcr, DOE UVB Organizing Committee, 1992-1993 Member, International Steering Committee, Recent Trends in Environmental Physics, 1993 19/02/98 3:561 4 of 27 02/20/98 FRI 16:03 FAX 202 488 8681 USGCRP 006 FAX NO. 202 233 9579 P. 06 FEB-19-98 THU 04:18 PM Donald James Wuebbles Tau Beta Pi (Scholastics Honorary) American Men and Women of Science, 1982-present Who's Who in Frontier Science and Technology, 1983-present Who's Who in California, 1984-1995 International Who's Who of Contemporary Achievement, 1984-present Men of Achievement, 1985-present Who's Who in the West, 1986-1995 Whois Who in America, 1993-present LLNL Special Achievement Award for Best Journal Paper, 1991 LLNL Special Achievement Award for Best Book Publication, 1993 Dictionary of International Biography, 1994-present Whois Who in the World, 1994-present Whois Who in the Midwest, 1995-present Five Thousand Personalities of the World, 1996-present Professional Employment 1970-1972 Research Assistant, University of Illinois, Urbana Atmospheric Scientist, Aeronomy Lab., National Occanic and Atmospheric 1972-1973 Administration, Boulder, CO Atmospheric Scientist, University of California, Lawrence Livermore National 1973-1994 Laboratory, Livermore, CA Group Leader, Global Radiation, Chemical, and Dynamical Interactions, 1987-1994 University of California, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, Livermore CA Professor, Department of Atmospheric Sciences, University of Illinois, Urbana, 1994-present IL 1994-1996 Head, Department of Atmospheric Sciences, University of Illinois, Urbana, IL 1996-present Director, The Environmental Council, University of Illinois, Urbana, IL 19/02/98 3:56 3 of 27 02/20/98 FRI 16:03 FAX 202 488 8681 USGCRP 005 FEB-19-98 THU 04:17 PM FAX NO. 202 233 9579 P. 05 Donald James Wucbbles 1991. Dr. Wuebbles is a member of science committees for various U.S. and international organizations. He is also a lead author on recent international assessment reports dealing with ozone and climate change, including the Scientific Assessment of Ozone Depletion: 1994 (World Meteorological Organization, 1994). Climate Change 1994: Radiative Forcing of Climate Change Climate Change (Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, 1994). Change 1995: The Science of Climate Change (Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, 1995), and The 1995 Scientific Assessment of the Atmospheric Effects of Stratospheric Aircraft (NASA, 1995). He is also a lead author on a new assessment of the effects of current projected subsonic aircraft on the global environment. Business Addresses The Environmental Council University of Illinois Telephone: 217/244-1568 1101 W. Peabody FAX: 217/333-8046 E-mail: Urbana, IL 61801 [email protected] Department of Atmospheric Sciences University of Illinois Telephone: 217/244-1568 105 S. Gregory Avenue FAX: 217/244-4393 E-mail: Urbana, IL 61801 [email protected] Home Address 3405 S. Persimmon Circle Phone: 217/328-6845 Urbana, IL 61801 Education B.S., 1966-1970, University of Illinois, Urbana M.S., 1970-1972, University of Illinois, Urbana Ph.D., 1976-1983, University of California, Davis Honors or Awards NOAA Special Achievement Award, 1972 NASA Group Achievement Award, 1982 Eta Kappa Nu (Scholastics Honorary) Sigma Tau (Scholastics Honorary) Phi Eta Sigma (Scholastics Honorary) 2 of 27 19/02/98 3:56 02/20/98 FRI 16:02 FAX 202 488 8681 USGCRP 004 FEB-19-98 THU 04:17 PM FAX NO. 202 233 9579 P. 04 Donald James Wuebbles Donald James Wuehhles Director, The Environmental Council and Professor, Department of Atmospheric Sciences University of Illinois Biography Donald J. Wucbbles is Director of the Environmental Council; as Director, he is responsible for oversight and development of educational and research programs at the University of Illinois relating to the environment. He is also a member of the Council of Deans at the university. He has taken lcave from his position as Head of the Department of Atmospheric Sciences, but remains a Professor of Atmospheric Sciences at the University of Illinois while acting as Director. Dr. Wuebbles earned his B.S. (1970) and M.S. (1972) degrees in Electrical Engineering from the University of Illinois. He received his Ph.D. in Atmospheric Sciences from the University of California at Davis in 1983. Dr. Wucbbles spent many years as a research scientist and group leader at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory before returning to the University of Illinois in 1994. His research emphasizes the development and use of mathematical models of the atmosphere to study the chemical and physical processes that determine atmospheric structure. Hc is the author of over 200 scientific articles, most of which relate to atmospheric chemistry and global climate change as affected by both human activities and natural phenomena. He also directs a number of research projects that are primarily oriented towards improving our understanding of the impacts that man-made and natural trace gases may be having on the Earthis climate and on tropospheric and stratospheric chemistry, with emphasis on concerns about global ozone. Dr. Wuebbles is best known for his studies of global atmospheric ozone and of the radiative forcing on climate. He has played a major role in the national and international assessments of the effects of chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs) and other halocarbons on ozone. He developed the concept of Ozone Depletion Potentials used in most policymaking relative to protection of the ozone layer (e.g., the Montreal Protocol and its amendments, the U.S. Clean Air Act). He is co-author of an analogous concept, Global Warming Potentials, being used in considerations of concerns about greenhouse gases and their potential effects on climate. Dr. Wuebbles and his research team have developed a range of computational models of global atmospheric chemistry and physics that are applied to the study of natural (c.g., volcanic eruptions; solar flux variations; solar particle effects) and human-rclated (e.g., emissions of CFCs, halons, other halocarbons. methane, plus nitrogen oxides and other gases and acrosols from aircraft) effects on tropospheric and stratospheric ozone. These models are also used in studies along with data from atmospheric measurements to further our understanding of the relationships between chemical and physical processes in the atmosphere. Dr. Wuebbles is also pursuing studies of the effects of atmospheric chemistry on the current concerns about greenhouse gas effects on climate change; he has been a lead author on cach of the IPCC (Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change) assessments of the concerns about climate change. In the past, Dr. Wuebbles has also developed and applied models to studies of regional air pollution. A new three-dimensional chemistry-transport model is being developed for studies of tropospheric (as well as stratosphcric) processes and studies of chemistry-climate interactions. Various organizations have recognized Dr. Wuebblesi workóhis honors include being named to the International Whois Who of Contemporary Achievement, Whois Who in America, Whois Who in Frontier Science and Technology, American Men and Women of Science, and Men of Achievement. A book written by Dr. Wuebbles and Dr. Jae Edmonds, A Primer on Greenhouse Gases, was published in I of 27 19/02/98 3:561 02/20/98 FRI 16:01 FAX 202 488 8681 USGCRP 003 FEB-19-98 THU 04:16 PM FAX NO. 202 233 9579 P. 03 02/18/98 12:53 217 333 8040 UIUC IES FEB-19-98 THU 11:09 STRAT PROTECTION DIV. FAX NO. 2022339665 P.03 Name of Expert: DONALD J. WHEBBLES Page Please indicate inc most appropriate subject urea(s); It you are designating more chan cne, please rink with 1's indicating highest relevence/priority and 2's indicating secondary relevance/priority. Working Group I: Climate System Science 1 The Climits System: An Overview 1 Radiative Forsing of Climate Change 2 Observed Climate Variability and Change 1 Physical Climate Processes and Feedbacks 1 Biological Climate Processes and Feedbucks z Climate Medels: Evaluation 2 Global Climate Models: Projections of Future Change Regional Information: Models and Projections Changes in Sea Level Detection of Climate Change and Attribution of Causes , Advancing our Understanding Working Group II: Impacts and Adaptation Forasts and Forestry Agriculture and Food Security Rangelands Deserts Soils and Land Degradation Mountain Regions Cryomphere Hydrology and Water Resources Managament Freshwater. Wetland, Coastal and Marine Ecosystems (including Fisheries) Infrastructure in Coastal Zones and on Small Islands Human Settlement Patterns and Conditions Energy. Industry. and Transportation Financial Services (including Insurance) Human Health 1 Integrated Assessment. Working Group IIII Mitigation Options Potential of technologies and practices to reduce greenhouse gases from energy supply and demand. Industrial and unasportation sources, wase disposal, agriculture and forestry, etc. Potential of rechnologies and practices to cubance the removal of grannhouse gases, meluding both biological sinks and cochnologies to capture and stare carbon and technologies. Barriers to effective ase, diffusion, and transfer of these technologies and practices. Policies and policy instruments to harness the potential of technologies and practices and to - overcome barriers. including Incentives for the peactration of new technologies, national and regional information centres. public and private sector R&D programs, fiscal instruments (taxes. subsidy climination. internalization of externalides. negotisted agreements, joint implementation, emissions trading and regularion) 1 Global assessment of the mitigation potential of these technologies, practices and policies. Regional assessment at the mingation potential of these technologies, practices and policies for all sectors and for sources and sinks. including their local and regional dimensions. Assessment of emission scenarios to achieve stabilization of aunospheric conceptrations of greenhouse gaids and of the relevant polley mix underlying these scenaries. Casts and benefits of achieving different emission profiles and different stabilization levels and costs and benefits of achieving different emission limization and reduction profiles ar a regional level, including stoss-sectoral assessment of the use of discount rates. Assessment of the social, aconomic and environmental impacts of minganos actions on all countries. including Impact on trade relations. Assessment of decision-making framsworks involving both adaptation and minigation approaches, aquity and sustainable development considerations, integrated environmental assessment tools and other relevant aspects, Including synergy with other regimes. 02/20/98 FRI 16:00 FAX 202 488 8681 USGCRP 002 FEB-19-98 THU 04:16 PM FAX NO. 202 233 9579 P. 02 02/18/88 12:53 5217 355 8046 UIUC IES 002 FEB-19-98 THU 11:08 STRAT PROTECTION DIV. FAX NO. 2022338665 P.02 1/2/3 SUGGESTIONS OF EXPERTS TO PARTICIPATE IN THE THIRD ASSESSMENT REPORT OF THE IPCC Please submit one form for each nominee along with curriculum vitae and/or one page biographical sketch. Note that this form consists of two pages. Full Name: DONALD J. WUEBBLES Title: DIRECTOR AND PROFESSOR Affiliation: UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS Full Address: 105 5. GREGORY URBANA, 11. 61801-3070 Tel: (217) 244-1568 Fax: (213) 244-4393 Email: WHEBBLES @ ATMOS VINC.EDU Expertise: Nominated by: ATTOSPHERIC COMPOS ITION; RODIETIVE EXCING; INTEGRATED ASSESTMANI What role would you recommend that this expert play in the preparation of the Third Assessment Report? (Please try to select one only, recognizing that this may differ by chapter). 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Document will be reviewed upon request. 02/26/1998 21:50 860342183400 GARY YOHE PAGE 02 November 1997 RESUME Gary Wynn Yohe Birth: (b)(6) 84 High Street Married to Linda Citrano Yohe: 2 children Portland, CT 06180 Telephone: (860) 142-1834 Home (860) 685-3658 Office FAX: (860) 685-2711 E-mail: GYOHE@WE U.S.YAN.EDU Education 1970 B.A. mversity of Pennsylvania, Mathematics 1971 M.A. Date University of New York at Stony Brook, Mathematics 1974 M.Phil. rate University, Economics 1975 Ph.D. the University, Economics Dissertation T1: A Comparison " Price Controls and Quantity Controls Under Uncertainty Fields of Research Concentration Applied Microeconomic Theory, Environmental and Resource Economics, Pollution Control, Isages of Public Policy, Probabilistic Long Term Projection Analysis, Climate Change Decisions under Uncertainty and the Value of Information Teaching Fields Microeconom: :, Environmental and Resource Economics, Decisions and Policy under Uncertainty ind Risk Fellowships and Awards Phi Beta Kappa, University of Pennsylvania Yale University Fellowship Dissertation received an evaluation of "Distinction" Elected member of Connecticut Academy of Science and Engineering Elected at-large of Sigma Xi Experience July 1985 Present: Professor of Economics, Wesleyan June 1994 ** Present: Director of Sponsored Research, Wesleyan July 1992 une 1996: Director, John E. Andrus Center for Public Affairs Wesleyan University July 1970 "re 1985: Associate Professor of Economics, Wesleyan University July 1977 "Y 1978: Assistant Professor of Economics, Wesleyan Aug. 1975 AUT. 1977: Assistant Professor of Economics, SUNY Fall 1981 971 1983: Visiting Associate Professor of Economics, Yale University Fall 1987. !'ill 1989, Spring 1991 and Spring 1995: Visiting Professor of Economics, Yale University 02/26/1998 21:50 860342183400 GARY YOHE PAGE 03 Publications Books and Monographs: 1) A Comparison of Price Controls and Quantity Controls Under Uncertainty, New York Garland Publishing Co., Inc., 1979. (Published in a series of 24 Outstanding Dissertations in Economics) 2) Exercises and Applications for Microeconomic Analysis (1st, 2nd and 3rd Edit.o New York, Norton and Company, 1983; 1986: 1993. 3) study Cuide to Economics (12th, 13th, and 14th Editions by Paul Samuelson and Will 1 i am Nordhaus), McGraw-Hill, 1985; 1989; and 1992. 4) Instructor Manual to Economics (12th, 13th, and 14th Editions by Samuelson & Nordhaus), McGraw-Hill, 1985; 1989; and 1992. 5) Instruct 3 Manual to Macroeconomics (Hall and Taylor), Norton and Company February 1986 and 1989. 6) An Economic Methodology for Evaluating the Timing and Relative Efficacy of Alternative Responses to Climate Change, Stockholm Environment Institute, November 1990. 7) Economic Data and the Human Dimensions of Global Environmental Change: Creating di Data Support Process for an Evolving Long Term Research Program (with Fathleen Segerson, University of Connecticut), Human Dimensions Program. International Social Science Council, UNESCO, Paris, France, December 1992. Articles: 1) "Polluters' Profits and Political Response: Direct Controls versus Taxes - 7 "omment," American Economic Review, December 1976. 2) "Substitution and the Control of Pollution--A Comparison of Effluent Charges and Quantity Standards Under Uncertainty," Journal of Environmental Economics and Management, December 1976. 3) "Single valued Control of an Intermediate Good Under Uncertainty--A Comparison of Prices and Quantities," International Economic Review, Februar 1977. 4) "Single Valued Control of a Cartel Under Uncertainty--A Multifirm Compari: 1 of Prices and Quantities," Bell Journal of Economics, Spring 1977 5) "Compar: sons of Price and Quantity Control, A survey," Journal of Comparative Economics, September 1977. 6) "The Complementarity of Public and Private Capital and the Optimal Rate of Return Government Investment," with Seiritsu Ogura, Quarterly Journal of Economic : November 1977. 7) "Town + General Comparison of Price Controls and Quantity Controls Under Uncent ny," Review of Economic Studies, June 1978. 8) "The Optimal Linear Alternative to Price and Quantity Controls," with Gorder Leep, Journal of Comparative Economics, March 1979. 02/26/1998 21:50 860342183400 GARY YOHE PAGE 04 9) "Pollusion Controls and the Distribution of Income to the Factors of Product 10n: Some Comparative Statics in General Equilibrium," Journal of Environmental Economics and Management, September 1979. 10) "Distribution and the structure of Incentives: A Comment" Journal of Comparative Economics, September 1979. 11) "Secondary Materials and International Trade--A Comment on the Domestic Market Journal of Environmental Economics and Management, September 1979. 12) "Taxin] Consumption to Finance Reduced Emissions: An Alternative Pollution Control .. Economic Letters, 1979. 13) "Depresiation and the Conservation of Energy," Economic Letters, 1979. 14) "Curret" Publication Lags in Economics Journals," Journal of Economic Literatore, September 1980. 15) "Managing a Sudden Supply Shortage-Some Policy Alternative When Inform, in IS Costly," Resources and Energy, March 1980. 16) "Shoul Stiding Controls be the Next Generation of Pollution Controls?" Journa of Public Economics, 1981. 17) "Regul on Under Uncertainty--An Intuitive Survey and Application to Fishe: Journal of Marine Economics, September, 1984. 18) "Fines 15 Economic Incentives--An Alternative Variable Control," International Review of Law and Economics, June 1982. 19) "Marke and Regulation Under Uncertainty," Economic Letters, 9, 1982. 20) "Uncersionty and the Projection of Carbon Emissions," Alternative Energy Source V. Elsevier Science Publishers, 1983 and 1989. 21) "Future Carbon Dioxide Emissions from Fossil Fuels," - (with William Nordha's Changing Climate: Report of the Carbon Dioxide Assessment Commin National Research Council, October 1983. 22) "Const Elasticity of Substitution Production Functions with Three or More - An Approximation Procedure," Economic Letters, 15, 1984. 23) "Improving Tax Based Incomes Policies - Lessons for the Environmental Literangre," Public Finance Quarterly, April, 1984. 24) "The Effects of Changes in Short Term Forecasts on Long Term Energy and Carbon Proxide Projections," Resources and Energy, 6, 1984. 25) "Subjective Uncertainty and the Need for Consistency in Energy Forecasts, Energy Cournal, May, 1984. 26) "Time, Space, Aggregation and Uncertainty: Sources of Disparity Among Forecasts in Models in the Decision Making Process: Planning Under Uncertinity, (ed. A.S. Kydes), North Holland, 1985. 27) "Assesment of Greenhouse Futures and Risk" (with co-authors), World Meteor ilogical Organization, Geneva, March 1986. 28) "Evalur ng the Efficiency of Long Term Forecasts with Limited Informa on-Revisions in the IEW Poll Responses," Resources and Energy, 1986. 02/26/1998 21:50 860342183400 GARY YOHE PAGE 05 29) "Incorpt rating Current Prices Into Long-Term Energy Forecasts--A Maximum Like: Proor, Adaptive Expectations Approach,' Resources and Energy, 1987. 30) "Uncertainty and Disagreement Across the IEW Polls - Do the Ranges Match?" OPEC Review, Fall 1987. 31) "The Practical Advantages of Tax Over Regulatory Policies in the Control of Industr 3: Pollution" (with Paul MacAvoy) Economics Letters, February, 1988 32) "Prohab) listic Projections of CFC Consumption" (with William Nordhaus), in Assessing the Risk of Trace Cases, U.S. EPA, March 1988. 33) "Regulating the Monopolistic Polluter" (with Paul Burrows), souel Journal of Economics, January 1988. 31) "Criter's for Selecting a CO₂/Climate Change Region of Study" (with Joe Edmond " al.), Proceedings of Air Pollution Control Association, July 1989 35) "Env corrental Consequences" in New Energy Perspective, Electricite de France 19 the World Energy Conference, Montreal, September 1989. 36) "Mor" the Properties of a Tax Cum Subsidy Pollution Control Strategy," Economic Letters, June 1989. 37) "Consequances of Climate Change for the Human Environment" (with M. Scott, et a)) Chapter 5, National Energy Strategy. U.S. DOE, February 1990 and Climate Research, 1990. 38) "The Cost of Not Holding Back the Sea - Economic Vulnerability" in Potential Effects of Global Climate Change on the United States (ed., Smith & Tirpak) U.S. EPA Report to Congress, 1989 and Journal of Ocean and Shoreline Management, 1991. 39) "Toward an Analysis of Policy, Timing, and the Value of Information in the Face <1 Incertain Sea Level Rise", Workshop Proceedings, Intergovernmental Pane. " I (limate Change - Response Strategies Working Group, December 1989. 40) "Uncertainty, Global Climate and the Economic Value of Information" prepared for presentation at the 1989 meetings of the American Economic Association and the 1990 meetings of the American Association for the Advancement of Service, Policy Sciences, 1991. 41) "The Cort of Not Holding Back the Sea - Towards a National Sample of Economic Vulnerability," Coastal Management, 1991. 42) "Imbedding Dynamic Responses with Imperfect Information into Static Portraits of the Regional Impact of Climate Change" in Global Change: Economic Issues in Agriculture, Forestry and Natural Resources, U.S. Department of Agriculture, 1991. 43) "Greenhouse Effect and Sea Level Rise: Potential Loss of Land and the Cost of Holr "If Back the Sea" (with J. Titus, et al.), Coastal Management, 1991. 44) "Toward a General Criterion for Selecting `Interesting' Greenhouse Scenaries Climate Research, 1991. 45) "Toward , General Methodology with Which to Evaluate the Social uned Economic Impact of Global Change," (with Thomas Malone, N.C. Stat.). mlobal Environmental Change, June 1992. 02/26/1998 21:50 860342183400 GARY YOHE PAGE 06 46) our Facts and Uncertainties in Economic Response to the Physical Effect: : 1 Global Climate Change", Proceedings of Conference on Assessing Cline's hange for Risks, Resources for the Future (Washington, 1992). 47) "Carbor Fmissions Taxes: Their Comparative Advantage under Uncertainty," Annual Review of Energy, 1992. 48) "Equity and Efficiency in the Clinton Energy Tax Proposal - Some Early Thought= from First Principles", Energy Policy, August 1993. 49) "Missing Carbon and the Economically Efficient Response to the Threat of Global Warming" (with Cheng Ong), OPEC Review, 1994. 50) "Modeling the Economic Drivers of Greenhouse Gas Emissions" (with Rodney Wallace Human Dimensions Quarterly, Winter 1994. 51) "Incorporating Uncertainty and Nonlinearity into the Calculus of an Efficient Response to the Threat of Global Warming" (with Brendan Garvey), International Journal of Global Energy Issues, 1995. 521 "Assessing the Economic Cost of Greenhouse Induced Sea Level Rise: Methods and Applications in Support of a National Survey" (with James Neumart and Holly Ameden), Journal of Environmental Economics and Management, November 1995. 531 "Vulnerability of Agricultural Crops to Climate Change: A Practical Method of incesting" (with David Schimmelpfennig) in Global Environmental Change and Agriculture: Assessing the Impacts, Edward Elgar Publishing, 1997. 51) "1PC enarios and the International Distribution of Income - Evidence from No Second Generation GCAM Model" (with Alexis Palmer), prepared for the IPCC Second Scientific Assessment (Chapter 3 of Working Group III) and included in Chapter 5 ("Economic Activity") of the Global Climate Change and the Social Sciences - An International Assessment, 1995. 55) "The Economic Cost of Greenhouse Induced Sea Level Rise in the United States' (with James Neumann, Patrick Marshall, and Holly Ameden), EPRI Research Report (comprehensive version) and Climatic Change, 1996. 56) "Nea: Term Mitigation Policy for Global Change under Uncertainty - Minimising the Expected Cost of Meeting Unknown Concentration Thresholds" (with Rodney Wallace), Energy Modeling Assessment, 1996. 57) "Planning for Sea-level Rise and Shore Protection under Climate Uncertainty" (with James Neumann for Resources for the Future), Climatic Change, 1997 and Climate Change and Water Resources Planning Criteria, K. Frederick, D. Major and E Stakhiv (eds.), Kluwer Academic Publishers, Dordrecht, 1997. 58) "Exexcises in Hedging Against Extreme Consequences of Global Change and the Expected Value of Information" Global Environmental Change, 1996. 59) "Stratecies for Using Integrated Assessment Models to Inform Near-Term Abatement Policies for Greenhouse Gas Emissions", proceedings of the NATO Advanced Research Workshop on Integrated Assessment of Global Environmental change 996. 60) "First tinciples and the Economic Comparison of Regulatory Alternatives in Global Change" in Cost-Benefit Analysis of Climate Change: The Broader Perspective (F.L. Toth, ed), Berhauser-Verlag, Basel, Switzerland (1998) and The DPEC Review, pp. 75-87, June 1997. 61) "Econor Activity" (with Robin Cantor) in Human Choice and Climate Change, Volume (Chapter 1), Battelle Press, Washington, 1998. 62) "Using integrated Assessment Models", Model Visualization and Assessment CIRSIN/NSDAC, http://www.ciesin.org, May 1996. 02/26/1998 21:50 860342183400 GARY YOHE PAGE 07 (3) "Climate Change Policies, the Distribution of Income, and U.S. Living Standar Climate Change Policy, Risk Prioritization and U.S. Economic Growth. Merican Council for Capital Formation Center for Policy Research, 1997. 64) "Assessing the Role of Adaptation in Evaluating Vulnerability to Climate Change". proceedings of the Workshop on Climate Change: Thresholds and Response Functions (Potsdam, Germany; January 1997), forthcoming 1998. 65) "The Economic Damage Induced by Sea Level Rise in the United States" (with James Noumann and Patrick Marshall), The EPRI Study of the Impacts of Climate Change (Chapter 71, Cambridge University Press, forthcoming, 1997. 66) "Uncertainty, Short Term Hedging and the Tolerable Windows Approach" presented at the Tokyo Modeling Forum on Integrated Global Environmental Assessment, March 14, 1997, Tokyo, Japan and Global Environmental Change, 1997. 67) "Fixin-I Global Carbon Emissions: Choosing the Best Target Year" (with Tricia Malinowski and Marielle Yohe), forthcoming in Energy Policy, 1998. 68) "Comprehending the Economic and Social Dimensions of Climate Change by Integrated Assessment" (with Hans Joachim Schellnhuber) presented at the conference on the World Climate Research Programme, Geneva, August 27, 1997 and forthcoming in the Proceedings. 69) "Sea Level Change: The Expected Economic Cost of Protection or Abandonment in the )nited States (with Michael Schlesinger), Climatic Change, forthcoring, 1998. Other Professional Activities: 1) Member >1 the Council of Editors, Journal of Environmental Economics and Management (1987 - 1989). 2) Consultant to the Carbon Dioxide Assessment Committee of the National Research Council of the National Academy of Sciences (1982 - 1983). 3) Chairman, Governor's Commission on Connecticut's Future (1986 - 1988). 4) Invited participant at UNEP/WMO/ICSU Conference to Assess the Greenhouse Problem. Villach, Austria, October 1985. 5) Consultant to the U.S. EPA in preparation for an international convention and diplomatic agreement on chloroflourocarbon regulation. 6) Guest Investigator, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (Marine Policy Center September 1988 through June 1991. 7) Member Committee on the Preparation of Students from Selective Liberal Arts P: crams for Graduate School in Economics (August 1989 -1994). 8) Member Visiting Committee on Economics, Haverford & Bryn Mawr Colleges, March 190. 9) Member Connecticut Academy of Science and Engineering, elected 1990. 10) Partic nant, Energy Modeling Forum 12, Stanford University, 1990 - 1992 and Energy Modeling Forum 14, 1994 - present. 11) Rappater Task Group 12-Synthesis, Second World Climate Conference, Geneva Switzerland, November 1990. 12) Coordinator, International Workshop on the Natural Resource and Economic Implications of Global Climate Change, Interlaken, Switzerland, November 1990. 02/26/1998 21:50 860342183400 GARY YOHE PAGE 08 13) Invited participant, 18th and 19th General Assemblies of the International Social evence Council (ISSC), and corresponding Scientific Symposium on the Human Dimensions of Global Environmental Change, Palma, Spain (November 1990) and Paris, France (December, 1992) also invited partic pant in and organizer of the 3rd Scientific Symposium on the Human Dimens It's of Global Environmental Change, Geneva, Switzerland, September 1995. 14) Invited participant, UNEP Workshops on the Costs of Limiting Fossil Fuel Carbon Fmissions--Informal Consultation for UNEP General Secretary, January 1991 an : April/May, 1991. 15) Working Group Chair, Economic Data for Analyzing the Human Dimensions of Climate Change--An International Inventory and Evaluation, ISSC, 1991 - 1992. 16) Member Advisory Board, Adaptation in Response to Global Climate Change, United itates Congress Office of Technology Assessment (OTA), 1992 - 1993. 17) Member IISF Review Panel (Global Change Program), 1992-1994 and 1996 18) Member Steering Committee and Executive Committee for the Human Dimens of Global Environmental Change Research, International Social Science Council, 1993 - 1994. 19) Member Scientific Advisory Committee, Consortium for International Earth serence Information Network (CIESIN), 1993 - 1994. 20) Member User Working Group, Consortium for International Earth Science Information Network (CIESIN), 1994 - present. 21) Member Data Forum Steering Committee, National Research Council, National Academy of Science, June 1993 - October 1994. 22) Member Exemplary Mechanisms of State Science-Based Policy Committee, Connecticut Academy of Science and Engineering for the Carnegie Commission, June August 1994. 23) Principle Investigator, EPRI Damage Assessment Project, 1993 - 1996. 24) Member Editorial Board, Human Dimensions Quarterly, 1993 - 1996. 25) Member Editorial Board, American Economist, 1994 - present. 26) Working Group Chair, Energy Production and Consumption for the Human Dimens 1115 Programme of the ISSC, 1993 - 1995. 27) Distinguished Environmental Policy Research Fellow, American Council for Capital Formation, Washington, DC, 1996-97. 28) Center Collaborator, Center for Integrated study of the Human Dimensions of G of Change, Carnegie Mellon University, 1996-present. 02/26/1998 21:50 860342183400 GARY YOHE PAGE 09 Gary Yohe Activities Since July 1, 1997 Note: Papers marked at the end of their listings by WS can be found at www.wesleyan.edu under the "Academics" icon. move to "Departmental Websites", then to "Economics Department", to "Faculty" and finally to "Gary Yohe" Presentations and Publications in Proceedings: "The Economics of Climate Change Policy: Bringing the Lessons of Integrated Assessment to Bear on Near-Term Decisions" at Kyoto and Beyond: Climate Change Policy Moves to Center Stage sponsored by the Center for Environmental Information on November 17, 1997 in Washington and 25 Years of Energy and Environmental Policy at the 25th Annual Illinois Energy Conference on November 24, 1997 in Chicago, Illinois. ws "Integrated Assessment of Climate Change: An Inverse Approach" at Joint Symposium on Climate Impact Research: Why. How and When sponsored by Berlin-Brandenburgische Akademie der Wissenshaften and Deutsche Akademic der Naturforscher Leopoldina on October 28/29, 1997 in Berlin, Germany. "Comprehending the Economic and Social Dimensions of Climate Change by Integrated Assessment (with Hans Joachim Schellnhuber (PIK)) for the Conference on the World Climate Research Programme: Achievements, Be nefits and Challenges on August 26/28, 1997 in Geneva, Switzerland. WS Other Presentations "Integrated Study of Climate Change Impacts: Basic Strategies and an Example" (with Hadi Dowlatabadi and Granger Morgan) at the Public Policy Seminar Series at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania on January 22, 1998. Future Presentations and Participation: "Risks and Uncertainties, Analysis and Evaluation: Lessons for Adaptation and Implementation" at the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change Workshop on Adaptation to Climate Variability and Change on March 29/Aprd 1. 1998 in San Jose, Costa Rica. "Adaptation and Tolerable Climate Change" (with Ferenc Toth) at the Spring 1998 Meeting of the American Geophysical Union special session on Incorporating Human Dimensions into Earth System Models on April 29. 1998 in Boston, Massachusetts. Workshop on "Global Environmental Assessment and Public Policy" hosted by the Committee on the Environment of Harvard University in Bar Harbor, Maine on June 17/24, 1998. 02/26/1998 21:50 860342183400 GARY YOHE PAGE 10 Publications: "Fixing Global Carbon Emissions: Choosing the Best Target Year" (with Tricia Malinowski and Marielle Yohe). Energy Policy. forthcoming, 1998. "Sea Level Change The Expected Economic Cost of Protection or Abandonment in the United States" (with Michael Schlesinger), Climatic Change, forthcoming, 1998. "Vulnerability of Agricultural Crops to Climate Change: A Practical Method of Indexing Vulnerability" (with David Schimmelpfennig) in Global Environmental Change and Agriculture: Assessing the Impacts, Edward Elgar Publishing, forthcoming, 1998. "Planning for Sea-Level Rise and Shore Protection under Climate Uncertainty" (with James Neumann for Resources for the Future), Climatic Change, 37: 243-270. Other work or working papers in progress: "The Hybrid Permit cum Price Ceiling Climate Policy Proposal: Intuition from the Prices vs. Quantities Literature". WS "Estimating the Global Cost of Sea Level Rise - Methods and Models when (Reliable) Data are Scarce" (with James Neumann and Michelle Manion (Industrial Economics, Inc.)). "Adaptation and the Guardrail Approach to Tolerable Climate Change Policy" with Ferenc Toth (from PIK). WS Formative discussions on perceptions and institutions as impediments or catalysts for market-based adaptation to global change ongoing with Hadi Dowlatabadi, Granger Morgan, Jason West, and some contacts at the Wharton School; additionally, interaction (informal and through participation at workshops in January and June or 1998) with William Clark, David Cash and Suzzanne Moser at the Kennedy School at Harvard. Formative plans on employing the Charles River Associates model to explore the distributional effects of various mitigation policies in the United States; perhaps explore similar issues with ICAM. 021912GC.W Page 1 RAYMOND PRINCE CURRENT POSITION Department of Energy 1994- Economist Office of Economic, Electricity and Natural Gas Analysis Office of Energy, Office of Environmental Analysis and Sustainable Development PREVIOUS POSITIONS Council of Economic Advisers, Executive Office of the President 1995-97 Senior Economist Congressional Budget Office 1991-94 Principal Analyst Natural Resource Unit University of Colorado-Boulder Member of the Graduate Faculty 1987-91 Visiting Professor 1987-89 Natural Resource Law Center Fellow 1988-89 Research Associate, Institute of Behavioral Science 1987-89 Adjunct Professor, Department of Economics, University of Colorado at Boulder 1989-91 Professional Staff, Program on Environment and Behavior, Institute of Behavioral Science 1989-91 Economics Institute Visiting Professor, The Economics Institute 1988-89 Deputy Director, Economics Institute, University of Colorado at Boulder 1989-91 James Madison University Asoc. Professor and Professor of Economics 1971-89 021912GC.WPD Page 3 OTHER PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE National Science Foundation Review Panel on Valuation for Environmental Policy 1995 Board of Directors, member, American Association of Environmental and Resource Economists 1994-7 Editorial Council, Journal of Environmental Economics and Management 1994-7 National Academy of Public Administration, Advisory Group on Deciding for the Future: Balancing Risks and Benefits Fairly Across Generations 1994-5 Chesapeake Bay Program, Economics Advisory Group to the 1993-6 Scientific and Technical Advisory Committee National Academy of Sciences and National Academy of Engineers, National Research Council Advisory Group on Valuing Natural Capital in Planning for Sustainable Development 1992 Scientific Advisory Board, member, Kluwer Academic Publishers 1991- Contributed Papers Selection Committee, American Association of Environmental and Resource Economists Member 1988-90 Chair 1991-5 United States Commission on Interagency Relations, Panel on Intergovernmental Decisionmaking for Environmental and Public Works 1992 United States Environmental Protection Agency, external reviewer various years National Science Foundation, external reviewer various years U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, George Washington National Forest, Economist (summers) 1982-87 External Reviewer for last three years American Journal of Agricultural Economics Environmental and Resource Economics Journal of Economic Education Journal of Environmental Economics and Management Journal of Forestry Journal of Leisure Research Land Economics Natural Resource Journal Rand Journal Society and Natural Resources 021912GC.WPD Page 4 PUBLICATIONS (selected) I. Articles, Comments "The Challenge of Incorporating Environmental Quality and Natural Resource Availability into the National Accounts," Global and Planetary Change, forthcoming "The Feasibility of Incorporating Environmental Quality and Natural Resource Availability Into the National Accounts" in National Academy of Sciences, Assigning Economic Value to Natural Resources (National Academy of Sciences, 1994) "Improving the Contingent Valuation Method: Implementing the Contribution Game Behavior," Journal of Environmental Economics and Management, Vol. 23, No. 1, 1992, 78-90 (co-authors: M. McKee, S. Ben-David and M. Bagnoli) "Firm Incentives to Promote Technological Change in Pollution Control: Reply" Journal of Environmental Economics and Management, Vol. 22, No. 3, 1992, 292-296 (co-author: Scott Milliman). "Firm Incentives to Promote Technological Change in Pollution Control," Journal of Environmental Economics and Management, Vol. 17, No. 3, 1989, pp. 247-265 (co-author: Scott Milliman). "Individual Recreation Benefits Under Congestion and Uncertainty," Journal of Leisure Research, Vol. 21, No. 1, 1989, pp. 61-76 (co-author: Eshan Ahmed) 02/25/98 WED 16:35 FAX 001 RESOURCE ECONOMICS DIVISION Economic Research Service U.S. Department of Agriculture 1800 M. Street, N.W. Room 4182 Washington, D.C. 20036-5831 PHONE: 202-694-5500 FAX: 202-694-5773 TO: (NAME, PHONE, and FAX) Adele Morris 202-395-6870 FROM: John Really MESSAGE: per your request NUMBER OF PAGES BEING SENT (INCLUDING COVER) 002 02/25/98 WED 16:35 FAX Curriculum Vitae February 25, 1998 John M. Reilly Deputy Director for Research phone 202-694-5505 Resource Economics Div., Rm S4189 fax 202-694-5773 Economic Research Service, USDA e-mail [email protected] 1800 M Street, N.W. Washington, D.C. 20005 Education: Ph.D. Economics, University of Pennsylvania, 1983; M.S. Economics University of Pennsylvania, 1979; B.S. Economics and Political Science, University of Wisconsin, 1976 Employment: Agricultural Economist US Department of Agriculture, 1986-present Economic Research Service, USDA Currently, Deputy Director for Research. Previously, Deputy Director for Technology, Resources and Tech- nology Div.; Chief, Land and Capital Assets Branch; Leader, Technology Research and Assessment and Land Values Sections. Visiting Senior Scientist Center for Energy and Environmental Policy 8/92-8/93 Research, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Economist Pacific Northwest Laboratory, 2/85-9/86 Battelle Memorial Institute Economist Institute for Energy Analysis, 1/80-2/85 Oak Ridge Associated Universities Economist Office of the Secretary, 5/79-9/79 US Department of Transportation Economist Energy Information Administration, 5/78-9/78 US Department of Energy Professional Activities and Awards: Member, American Economic Association, American Agricultural Economics Association, and American Association for the Advancement of Science; Superior Service Award, United States Department of Agriculture, 1989; Excellence Award for Research, Economic Research Service, 1989; Administrators Award for Research, Economic Research Service, 1989. Experience: Numerous published articles, books, book chapters, and technical reports in the areas of global climate change, energy, domestic and international agriculture, and environment and natural resources including model development using econometric, simulation, non-linear optimization, and dynamic control techniques. Specific topics include climate change effects on agriculture and resources, trace gas emissions and climate change, biotechnology and technology assessment, agricultural research, ethanol production, nuclear waste management issues, international energy demand (developed and developing countries), residential energy demand forecasts, and land value outlook and research. Have served in a variety of capacities on national and international panels and committees including, National Academy of Science Panel on Integrated Environmental and Economics Accounting (ongoing), Vice Chair, National Assessment Working Group, National Academy of Public Administration (expert reviewer), Convening Lead Author of the Agricultural Impacts Chapter for Working Group II of the Intergovernmental Panel on 02/25/98 WED 16:35 FAX Climate (IPCC) in 1995, Chair of Federal task group on theEconomics of Global Change in 1991-92, US representative to the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) in 1989, and as a member of the US delegation to the OECD agricultural research Director's meeting, Office of Technology Assessment Panels on Climate Change, EPA Science Advisory Board, DOE Program Review Committee, NOAA and NASA grants review, and NSF grants review and panels. Articles J. Reilly and D. Schimmelpfennig (forthcoming), "Agricultural Impact Assessment, Vulnerability, and the Scope for Adaptation," Climatic Change J. Reilly and D. Schimmelpfennig (submitted), "Irreversibility, Uncertainty, and Learning: Portraits of Adaptation to Long-term Climate Change," Climatic Change J. Reilly and K. Fuglie, (forthcoming), "Future Yield Growth in Field Crops: What Evidence Exists?" Soil and Tillage Research Journal. J. Reilly, "Climate Change and Global Agriculture: Recent Findings and Issues." American Journal of Agricultural Economics (Proceedings). 77: 1995. J. Reilly, "Crops and Climate Change," Nature (News and Views), vol. 367 (Jan. 13, 1994), pp. 118-119. J. Reilly, N. Hohmann, and S. Kane, "Climate Change and Agricultural Trade: Who Benefits, Who Loses? Global Environmental Change, vol. 4, No. 1 (1994), 24-36. J. Reilly and K. Richards, "An Economic Interpretation of the Trace Gas Index Issue," Environmental and Resource Economics, vol. 3, pp. 41-61, 1993 Kane, S. and J. Reilly, "Response: An Empirical Study of the Economic Effects of Climate Change on World Agriculture." Climatic Change, 24: 277-280 (1993) . J. Reilly and Neil Hohmann. "Climate Change and Agriculture: The Role of International Trade." The American Economic Review: Proceedings, May 1993. Kane, S., J. Reilly, and J. Tobey. "An Empirical Study of the Economic Effects of Climate Change on World Agriculture." Climatic Change, 21(1992):17-35. Tobey, James, John Reilly, and Sally Kane. "Economic Implications of Global Climate Change for World Agriculture." Journal of Agricultural and Resource Economics. 17, 1 (July 1992): 195-204. Reilly, J. and R. Conway, "Technology Policy and Agriculture: Discussion," American Journal of Agricultural Economics (Proceedings), August, 1991. Reilly, J., "Climate Change, Resources, and American Agriculture: Discussion," American Journal of Agri- cultural Economics (Proceedings), Dec., 1989. Kane, S. and J. Reilly. "Competitiveness of the US. Fuel Ethanol Industry," Energy, Vol. 14, No. 5 (1989), pp. 259-275. Kane, S., J. Reilly, M. LeBlanc, J. Hrubovcak. "Ethanol's Role: An Economic Assessment," AgriBusiness, Summer, 1989. Reilly, J. and S. Shankle. "Auxiliary Heating in the Residential Sector," Energy Economics, January, 1988, pp. 02/25/98 WED 16:36 FAX 29-42. Reilly, J., J. Edmonds, R. Gardner, and A. Brenkert. "Monte Carlo Analysis of the IEA/ORAU Energy/Carbon Emissions Model," The Energy Journal, Vol. 8, No. 3 (July, 1987), pp. 1-29. Reilly, J. and J. Edmonds. "Energy Forecasting and CO2 Emissions In Changing Climate: A Review," The Energy Journal, Vol. 6, No. 3 (July, 1985), pp. 137-154. Edmonds, J. and J. Reilly. "Global Energy and CO2 to the Year 2050," The Energy Journal, Vol. 4, No. 3 (July, 1983), pp. 21-47. Edmonds, J. and J. Reilly. "Global Energy Production and Use to the Year 2050," Energy, Vol. 8, No. 6 (June 1983), PP. 419-432. Edmonds, J. and J. Reilly. "A Long-Term, Global, Energy-Economic Model of Carbon Dioxide Release From Fossil Fuel Use," Energy Economics, April 1983. Books and Book Chapters: J. Reilly, "Climate Change, Global Agriculture, and Regional Vulnerability," in Global Climate Change and Agricultural Production, [Fakhri Bazzaz and Wim Sombroek, eds.] John Wiley and Sons, Chichester, England, 1996, pp. 237-266. J. Reilly, "Climate Change and Agriculture--Local, National, and Global Impacts," in ABARE 1997, Outlook 97, Proceedings of the National Agricultural and Resources Outlook Conference, Canberra, 4-6 February, vol. 1, Commodity Markets and Resource Management, ABARE, Canberra, 1997, pp. 49-63. J. Reilly, " Climate Change, Global Agriculture, and Regional Vulnerability," in Climate Change: Integrating Science, Economics, and Policy, [N. Nakicenovic, W.D. Nordhaus, R. Richels, and F.L. Toth, eds.], CP-96-1, International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis, Laxenberg, Austria, Dec., 1996, pp. 47-82. J. Reilly, "Global Warming May Not Cause Famine," in Global Warming: Opposing Viewpoints [Tamara Roleff, ed.], Greenhaven Press, Inc., San Diego, 1997, pp. 103-107 (reprinted from Nature). Reilly, J. (Convening Lead Author), et al. "Agriculture in a Changing Climate: Impacts and Adaptations," in Climate Change 1995: Impacts, Adaptations and Mitigation of Climate Change: Scientific-Technical Analyses, [R.T. Watson, M.C. Zinyowera, and R.H. Moss, eds.], Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, 1996, pp.427- 469 Contributing Author with others, Climate Change 1995: Impacts, Adaptations, and Mitigation 1995, Summary for Policymakers, Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, UNEP/WMO, Geneva, 1996. Contributor with others, "Introduction: Scope of the Assessment," in Climate Change 1995: Economic and Social Dimensions of Climate Change, [James P. Bruce, Hoesung Lee, and Erik Haites, ed.s] Cambridge University Press, 1996, pp. 21-51. Reilly, John, Neil Hohmann, and Sally Kane, "Climate Change and Agricultural Trade: Who Benefits, Who Loses," in Climate Change and World Food Security [Tom Downing, ed.], NATO ASI Series, Vol. 137, Springer Verlag, Berlin, 1996, pp 161-180. (reprinted from Global Environmental Change). Reilly, J. Climate Change and Agriculture--Research Findings and Policy Considerations. In: Population and Food in the Early 21st Century: Meeting Future Food Demand of an Increasing World Population [N. Islam (ed.)]. Occasional Paper, Washingon, D.C., International Food Policy Reserach Institute (IFPRI), pp. 229-239. 02/25/98 WED 16:36 FAX Reilly, J. and M. Anderson (eds.). Global Change: Economic Issues in Agriculture, Forestry, and Natural Resources, Westview Press, Boulder, CO; 1992: 460pp. J. Reilly, "Economic Modeling of Global Climate: Comparing Approaches," in James C. White (ed.) Global Climate Change: The Cost of Mitigation and Adaptation, Elsevier, New York, NY; 1991: 315-26. Reilly, J. "Climate Change Damage and the Trace Gas Index Issue," in Reilly, J. and M. Anderson (eds.). Global Change: Economic Issues in Agriculture, Forestry, and Natural Resources, Westview Press, Boulder, CO; 1992: 72-90. Kane, S. J. Tobey and J. Reilly. "The Economic Effects of Climate Change on Agriculture," in Reilly, J. and M. Anderson (eds.). Global Change: Economic Issues in Agriculture, Forestry, and Natural Resources, Westview Press, Boulder, CO; 1992: 117-31. Reilly, J. "Carbon Dioxide Emissions and Global Environmental Change," in G. I. Pearman (ed.), Limiting the Greenhouse Effect: Controlling Atmospheric CO2 Accumulation, London: John Wiley & Sons Ltd. 1992: 111- 34. Associate Author, "Agriculture and Forestry," in Tegarrt, W.J. McG., G.W. Sheldon and D.C. Griffiths (eds.) Climate Change: The IPCC Impacts Assessment, UN. Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, Australian Government Printing Office, Canberra, 1990. LeBlanc, M. and J. Reilly. "Energy Policy Analysis: Alternative Modeling Approaches," in David Freshwater and George Johnson (eds.). Case Studies in Resource Economics, Westview Press, Boulder, 1988. Reilly, J. and T. Phipps. "Technology, Natural Resources, and Commodity Trade," in John D. Sutton (ed.) Agricultural Trade and Natural Resources: Discovering Critical Linkages, Lynne Reinner Publishers, Boulder, 1988, pp. 224-35. Edmonds, J. and J. Reilly. Global Energy: Assessing the Future, Oxford University Press, 1985: 317 pp. Edmonds, J. and J. Reilly. "Future Global Energy and Carbon Dioxide Emissions," in J. Trabalka (ed.), Atmospheric Carbon and the Global Carbon Cycle, US. Department of Energy, December, 1985, pp. 215-46. Trabalka, J., J. Edmonds, J. Reilly, R. Gardner, and L. Voorhees. "Human Alterations of the Global Carbon Cycle and the Projected Future," in J. Trabalka (ed.), Atmospheric Carbon and the Global Carbon Cycle, US. Department of Energy, December, 1985, pp. 247-87. Reilly, J. and J. Edmonds, "Global Energy and Carbon Dioxide," in Energy Markets in the Longer Term: Proceedings of the 2nd International Symposium on Energy Modeling, North Holland Publishing Company, New York, 1985. Edmonds, J. and J. Reilly. "Time and Uncertainty: Analytic Paradigms and Policy Requirements," in Energy and Time in the Economic and Physical Sciences, North-Holland, 1985, pp. 287-313. Trabalka, J., J. Edmonds, J. Reilly, R. Gardner, and D. Reichle. "Atmospheric CO2 Projections with Averaged Carbon Cycle Models," in J. Trabalka and D. Reichle (eds.), Global Carbon Cycle: Analysis of the Natural Cycle and Implications of Anthropogenic Alterations for the Next Century, Springer-Verlag, New York, 1985, pp. 534-560. "The Supply of Energy and US. Labor Productivity to 1990," in Productivity in the American Economy, 1982, Hearings before the Subcommittee on Employment and Productivity of the Committee on Labor and Human Resources, United States Senate, 97th Congress. US. Government Printing Office, Washington, 1982. 02/25/98 WED 16:37 FAX Technical Reports: Schimmelpfennig, D., J. Lewandrowski, J. Reilly, M. Tsigas, and I. Parry. "Agricultural Adaptation to Climate Change: Issues of Longrun Sustainability," Agricultural Economics Report No. 740, Economic Research Service, USDA, Washington D.C., June 1996. Fuglie, K., N. Ballenger, K. Day, C. Klotz, M. Ollinger, J. Reilly, U. Vasavada, J. Yee. "Agricultural Research and Development: Public and Private Investments Under Alternative Markets and Institutions," Agricultural Economic Report No. 735, Economic Research Service, USDA, Washington D.C., May 1996. Fuglie, K., N. Ballenger, K. Day, C. Klotz, J. Reilly, J. Yee. "The Value and Role of Public Investement in Agricultural Research," Staff Paper No. AGES-9510, Economic Research Service, USDA, 1995 Reilly, J., N. Hohmann, and S. Kane, "Climate Change and Agriculture: Global and Regional Effects Using an Economic Model of International Trade," MIT-CEEPR 93-012WP, Center for Energy and Environmental Policy Research, MIT, August 1993. Reilly, J. and Chris Thomas, "Toward Economic Evaluation of Climate Change Impacts: A Review and Evaluation of Studies of the Impact of Climate Change," MIT-CEEPR 93-009WP, Center for Energy and Envi- ronmental Policy Research, MIT June 1993. Barns, D.W., J.A. Edmonds, and J.M. Reilly, "Use of the Edmonds-Reilly Model to Model Energy-Related Greenhouse Gas Emissions," OECD Economics Department Working Papers, No. 113, 1992. Barnes, D.W., J.A. Edmonds, and J.M. Reilly, "Use of the Edmonds-Reilly Model to Model Energy Sector Impacts of Greenhouse Gas Emissions Control Strategies," Pacific Northwest Laboratory, 1991, prepared for the Energy Modeling Forum (EMF-12). Kane, Sally, John Reilly, and James Tobey. "Climate Change: Economic Implications for World Agriculture" AER No. 647, October, 1991. Kane, S. and J. Reilly, "Economics of Ethanol Production in the United States," Economic Research Service, Agricultural Economics Report No. 607, Washington, D.C., March 1989. LeBlanc, M., J. Reilly, J. Hrubovcak, S. Kane, P. Riely, J. Hauver, and M. Gill. "Ethanol: Economic and Policy Tradeoffs," Economic Research Service. Agricultural Economic Report No. 585, April 1988. Reilly, J. "Cost-Reducing and Output-Enhancing Technologies," Economic Research Service, Technical Bulletin No. 1740, March 1988. Reilly, J. and S. Shankle. "The PNL Residential Energy Model: Methodology," Pacific Northwest Laboratory, Richland, Washington, Report No. PNL-5990/UC-98, August, 1986. Reilly, J., S. Shankle, and J. Pomykala. "An Analysis of Fuel Shares in the Residential Sector: 1960 to 1995," Pacific Northwest Laboratory, Richland, Washington, Report No. PNL-5911/UC98, August, 1986. Edmonds, J. and J. Reilly. "Uncertainty in Carbon Emissions (1975-2075)," U.S. DOE Technical Report, DOE/NBB-0081, Washington, D.C., December, 1986. Reilly, J. "Energy Policy and Planning in Developing Countries," AID Contractor Report, August 1983. Edmonds, J. and J. Reilly. "An Introduction to the Use of the IEA/ORAU Long-Term, Global, Energy Model," Institute for Energy Analysis, Working Paper No. 82-9, Oak Ridge Tennessee, 1982. Reilly, J. "Financing Oil and Development in the Developing Countries," ORAU/IEA-80-14(M), December 02/25/98 WED 16:37 FAX 1980. Reilly, J. "West Germany: Industrial Energy Demand in 1985 and 1990," ORAU/IEA, Contractor Report, August 1980. Miscellaneous Publications. Reports. Papers: J. Reilly, Comments on: A Critical Review of the IPCC Report "Social Costs of Climate Change," Presented at the National Bureau of Economic Research Conference, "Economic and Policy Issues in Global Warming: An Assessment of the Intergovernmental Panel Report," Snowmass, CO, July 23-24, 1996. Reilly, J. "Review of 'Performance Indicators for Agricultural Projects'," in Report of the National Academy of Public Administration Advisory Panel on World Bank Performance Indicators [Chris Wye, ed.], National Academy of Public Administration, Washington DC, August 2, 1996, pp. 49-53. Barnes, K., A. Datko, R. Framm, P. Kott, R. Milton, M. Morehart, J. Reilly, T. Sexton, and J. St. John., Report of the Research, Education, and Economics Quality Research Initiative Task Force, ERS, ARS, NASS, CSREES, USDA, Washington D.C., January 29, 1996, 46 PP. DuPont, J. and J. Reilly, Climate Change and Its Impact on Nutritional Health, background paper for, the Conference on Climate Change and Health (Sept. 11-12, 1995), National Academy of Sciences, Washington D.C. 17 PP. Reilly, J. "Review of State of the World: 1993," Natural Resources Forum, Volume 17, 3, 239-241 (August, 1993).. Reilly, J. "Review of State of the World: 1992," Natural Resources Forum, 16, 4, 316-317 (November, 1992). Reilly, J. "Modeling Global Biomass Supply," in Proceedings of the Global Biomass Modeling Workshop: Identification and Assessment of Critical Issues Relative to Modeling Biomass Energy Production, Department of Agricultural Engineering, University of Kentucky, Lexington, KY, 1991: 24-34. Kane, S., J. Tobey, and J. Reilly, "An Empirical Study of the Economic Effects of Climate Change on World Agriculture," Selected Paper, AAEA meetings, Vancouver, B.C., Aug. 1990 Paltridge, G., J. Reilly, and S. Offut (editors), "Climate Impact Response Functions," Report of the Workshop on Effects of Climate Change, NOAA, November 1989. McClelland, J., F. Kuchler, and J. Reilly, "Effects of Animal Growth Hormones on U.S. Hog and Dairy Farms," Agricultural Information Bulletin, Economic Research Service, September, 1991. Reilly, J. "Consumer Effects of Biotechnology," Agricultural Information Bulletin No. 581, Economic Research Service, Washington, D.C., December 1989. Reilly, J. and R. Bucklin. "Climate Change and Agriculture" in World Agriculture: Are We Approaching a World Food Crisis Again? WAS-55 (June 1989), pp. 41-48. Reilly, J. and D. Plowman, "Biotechnology and Agricultural Research," Paper presented at the 6th Working Conference of Directors of Agricultural Research, OECD, Paris, Oct. 9-13, 1989 Reilly, J and J. Lee. "Consumer Impacts of Biotechnology" invited paper presented at the Symposium Maintaining the Competitive Edge in Food Biotechnology: Prospects and Challenges, April, 1989. Reilly, J. "Environmental Management," (book review) in Natural Resources Forum, (May 1989), pp. 169-170. 02/25/98 WED 16:38 FAX Kane, S. Reilly, J. and R. Bucklin. "Implications of the Greenhouse Effect for World Agricultural Commodity Markets," presented at the Western Economic Association Meetings, Lake Tahoe, June 1989. Reilly, J. "Cost-Reducing and Output-Enhancing Technologies: A Note," Paper presented at the 1987 meetings of the American Agricultural Economics Association. Reilly, J. "Land Values: Return to Stability?," Agricultural Outlook June, 1988. Reilly, J. "Book Review of Macroeconomic Impacts of Energy Shocks," Journal of Agricultural Economics Research, Spring, 1988. Edmonds, J. and J. Reilly. "Global Energy and Future CO2 Emissions: The State of the Art," in Proceedings of the 13th Congress of the World Energy Conference, Cannes, October, 1986. Edmonds, J. and J. Reilly. "Book Review Of Climate and Energy Systems: A Review of Their Interactions," by Jill Jaeger, in Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society, July, 1985. Edmonds, J. and J. Reilly. "Global Energy and Carbon Dioxide," paper presented at the 78th Annual Meeting of the Air Pollution Control Association, June, 1985. References: Dr. John Miranowski Chairman Department of Economics Iowa State University Ames, Iowa Phone: 515-294-6741 e-mail: [email protected] Professor William Nordhaus Department of Economics Yale University Box 1972 Yale Station New Haven, CT 06520 Phone: 203-432-5779 e-mail: [email protected] Dr. Susan Offut, Administrator, Economic Research Service US Department of Agriculture, Room 1226 1301 New York Ave., N.W. Washington, D.C. 20005-4788 Phone: 202-219-0300 e-mail: [email protected] 021912GB.DOC Page 1 Vita Jason Shogren Department of Economics and Finance University of Wyoming Laramie, WY 82071-3985 307.766.5430 (5090 fax) [email protected] 29 January 1998 Education Ph.D., Economics, University of Wyoming, 1986 B.A., Economics, University of Minnesota, 1980 Employment 1995- Stroock Distinguished Professor of Natural Resource Conservation and Management & Professor of Economics University of Wyoming 1997 Senior Economist, Environmental and Natural Resource Policy Council of Economic Advisers Executive Office of the President 1993 Visiting Associate Professor of Natural Resource Economics Yale University 1990-96 Associate Professor of Economics Iowa State University Selected Professional Service and Awards Editorial Services 1991- Editorial Board, Environmental and Resource Economics 1992-97 Editor, Association of Environmental and Resources Economist Newsletter 1993 Editorial Council, Journal of Environmental Economics and Management 1993-97 Associate Editor, Journal of Environmental Economics and Management 1995- Editorial Review Board, Environment and Development Economics 1997- Associate Editor, American Journal of Agricultural Economics Other 1991- Science Advisory Board, "Ecology, Economics and Environment," Kluwer Academic Publishers 1992 Iowa State Foundation Award for Early Achievement in Research 1992-94 Member, Complex Ecological Economic Systems, Beijer International 021912GB.DOC Page 2 Institute of Ecological Economics, Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences 1994-95 Advisory Board, School of Environmental and Natural Resources, University of Wyoming 1994 Distinguished Alumni Award, College of Business, University of Wyoming 1994-96 Member, Environmental Economics Expert Group, Black Sea Environmental Programme, Global Environmental Fund, United Nations Development Programme 1996- Nominator, Nobel Prize in Economics, Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences 1997- Adjunct Professor of Economics, University of Rhode Island Selected Publications Environmental Economics. Theory and Practice, Oxford and London: Oxford University Press and MacMillan Publishers (with N. Hanley and B. White), 1997. Integrating Economic and Ecological Indicators, Westport, CT: Praeger Publishers (edited with J.W. Milon), p. 216, 1995. The Endangered Species Act and Private Property. The Calculus of Conservation, edited. Austin: University of Texas Press (in press). Global Environmental Economics, Oxford: Oxford University Press (with N. Hanley and B. White), in preparation. "A Political Economy in an Ecological Web," Environmental and Resource Economics (forthcoming 1998). "Global Climate Policy," Public Policies for Environmental Protection (P. Portney and R. Stavins, eds.). Washington, D.C.: Resources for the Future (with M. Toman) (forthcoming 1998). "Economic and Resource Impacts of Policies to Increase Organic Carbon in Agricultural Soils," Soil Management and Greenhouse Effect (R. Lal, J. Kimble, E. Levine, and B. Stewart, eds.), Boca Raton: CRC Press, Inc. 1995, 309-328 (with A. Bouzaher, D. Holtkamp, and R. Reese). "Use of Economic Instruments for Environmental Protection in Developing Countries, "Economic Instruments for Environmental Management in Developing Countries, OECD Documents, 1993, 67-98 (with P. Crossen and D. King). "Economics of the Endangered Species Act," Journal of Economic Perspectives (with G. Brown) (forthcoming 1998). 021912GB.DOC Page 3 "Environmental Conflicts with Asymmetric Information: Theory and Behavior," Game Theory and the Global Environment (N. Hanley and H. Folmer, eds.) London: Edgar Elgar Publishers (with T. Hurley) (forthcoming 1997). "Valuing Ecosystem Change," Economies and Ecosystems in Change: Analytical and Historical Perspectives (J. van den Bergh and J. van Straaten, eds.) London: Edgar Elgar Publishers (with S. Kask) 1997, pp. 291-314. "Individual Choice and Environmental Risk," The Handbook of Environmental and Resource Economics (J. van den Bergh, ed.) London: Edgar Elgar Publishers (with T. Crocker (forthcoming 1998). "Effort Levels in a Cournot Nash Contest with Asymmetric Information," Journal of Public Economics (with T. Hurley) (forthcoming). "Self-Interest and Equity in a Bargaining Tournament with Non-Linear Payoffs," Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization, 1997. "Resolving Differences in Willingness to Pay and Willingness to Accept," American Economic Review (with S. Shin, J. Kliebenstein, and D. Hayes), 1994. "Environmental Conflict and the SLAPP," Journal of Environmental Economics and Management 33, 1997, 253-273 (with T. Hurley). "Hypothetical-Actual Bid Calibration of a Multi-Good Auction," Economics Letters (with J. List and M. Margolis) (forthcoming 1998). "CVM-X: Calibrating Contingent Values with Experimental Auction Markets," American Journal of Agricultural Economics (with J. Fox, D. Hayes, and J. Kliebenstein) (forthcoming 1998). "Environmental Conflicts and Interconnected Games: An Experimental Note on Institutional Design," Game Theory and the Global Environment (N. Hanley and H. Folmer, eds.) London: Edgar Elgar Publishers (with S. Kroll and C. Mason) (forthcoming 1998). "On the Bounds of the Economic Lore 'of Nicely-Calculated Less or More' for Natural Environments," Modelling Change in Economic and Environmental Systems (A. Jakeman, ed.) New York: John Wiley and Sons (with T.D. Crocker) (forthcoming 1998). Robert_Stavins/FS/KSG @ ksg.harvard.edu 01/22/98 10:55:00 AM Record Type: Record To: Adele C. Morris CC: Subject: IPCC process and CEA Adele, I sent in the nomination form myself, but -- if the process is similar to the last time it will be helpful if nominations come in from addtional sources. Hence, here's the information you'll need to complete the form: a. My title is "Professor of Public Policy, and Faculty Chair, Environment and Natural Reosurces Program, John F. Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University." b. My address, phone, fax, and e-mail addresses are given below in the "signature line." C. As for expertise, I suppose it's "environmental economics; policy instruments; technological change in energy-effciency; costs of (biological) carbon sequestration" d. Role should be "lead author." e. As for "appropriate subject areas," nothing under Working Group I or II; Under Working Group III, my primary expertise would be for the six categories, and my secondary expertise would be for the last four categories" (or use your judgement, please). f. Here are my bio and C.V., in case you need them (in WordPerfect 6.1): (See attached file: Bio)(See attached file: Cv) Rob Robert N. Stavins, Professor of Public Policy, and Faculty Chair, Environment and Natural Resources Program, John F. Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University, 79 John F. Kennedy Street, Cambridge, Massachusetts 02138 Phone: 617-495-1820 Fax: 617-495-1635 E-Mail: [email protected] Internet: http://ksgwww.harvard.edu/rstavins ROBERT N. STAVINS Robert N. Stavins is Professor of Public Policy, and Faculty Chair of the Environment and Natural Resources Program at the John F. Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University. He is a University Fellow of Resources for the Future, the Chairman of the Environmental Economics Advisory Committee of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) Science Advisory Board, and a Member of: EPA's Clean Air Act Advisory Committee, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), the Board of Directors of the Association of Environmental and Resource Economists, the Board of Directors of the Robert and Renée Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs, the Editorial Council of The Journal of Environmental Economics and Management, the Advisory Board of Environmental Economics Abstracts, and the Editorial Board of Economic Issues. He is also a contributing editor of Environment, and the Academic Advisor for Environmental Programs of the Foundation for American Communications. He holds a B.A. in philosophy from Northwestern University, an M.S. in agricultural economics from Cornell, and a Ph.D. in economics from Harvard. Professor Stavins' research has focused on diverse areas of environmental economics and policy, including examinations of: policy instrument choice under uncertainty; competitiveness effects of regulation; design and implementation of market-based policy instruments; diffusion of pollution- control technologies; and depletion of forested wetlands. His current research includes analyses of: technology innovation; environmental benefit valuation; political economy of policy instrument choice; and econometric estimation of carbon sequestration costs. His research has appeared in the American Economic Review, Journal of Economic Literature, Journal of Environmental Economics and Management, Ecology Law Quarterly, Journal of Risk and Uncertainty, Resource and Energy Economics, The Energy Journal, Energy Policy, Annual Review of Energy and the Environment, Explorations in Economic History, Brookings Papers on Economic Activity, other scholarly and popular periodicals, and several books. Professor Stavins directed Project 88, a bi-partisan effort co-chaired by former Senator Timothy Wirth and the late Senator John Heinz, to develop innovative approaches to environmental and resource problems. He continues to work closely with public officials on matters of national and international environmental policy. He has been a consultant to the National Academy of Sciences, several Administrations, Members of Congress, environmental advocacy groups, the World Bank, the United Nations, the U.S. Agency for International Development, state and national governments, and private foundations and firms. Prior to coming to Harvard, Stavins was a staff economist at the Environmental Defense Fund; and before that, he managed irrigation development in the middle east, and spent four years working in agricultural extension in West Africa as a Peace Corps volunteer. January 22. 1998 Withdrawal/Redaction Marker Clinton Library DOCUMENT NO. SUBJECT/TITLE DATE RESTRICTION AND TYPE 002. resume Robert Stavins resume [PII] [partial] (1 page) 01/22/1998 b(6) COLLECTION: Clinton Presidential Records Council of Economic Advisers Subject Files OA/Box Number: 21618 FOLDER TITLE: IPCC [Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change] - WGIII [Working Group III] Nomination Process 2017-1095-F bg230 RESTRICTION CODES Presidential Records Act - |44 U.S.C. 2204(a)] Freedom of Information Act - [5 U.S.C. 552(b)| PI National Security Classified Information [(a)(1) of the PRAJ b(1) National security classified information [(b)(1) of the FOIA] P2 Relating to the appointment to Federal office [(a)(2) of the PRA| b(2) Release would disclose internal personnel rules and practices of P3 Release would violate a Federal statute [(a)(3) of the PRAI an agency |(b)(2) of the FOIA] P4 Release would disclose trade secrets or confidential commercial or b(3) Release would violate a Federal statute [(b)(3) of the FOIAJ financial information |(a)(4) of the PRA| b(4) Release would disclose trade secrets or confidential or financial P5 Release would disclose confidential advice between the President information [(b)(4) of the FOIA] and his advisors, or between such advisors |a)(5) of the PRA b(6) Release would constitute a clearly unwarranted invasion of P6 Release would constitute a clearly unwarranted invasion of personal privacy [(b)(6) of the FOIA] personal privacy [(a)(6) of the PRAJ b(7) Release would disclose information compiled for law enforcement purposes [(b)(7) of the FOIA] C. Closed in accordance with restrictions contained in donor's deed b(8) Release would disclose information concerning the regulation of of gift. financial institutions [(b)(8) of the FOIA] PRM. Personal record misfile defined in accordance with 44 U.S.C. b(9) Release would disclose geological or geophysical information 2201(3). concerning wells [(b)(9) of the FOIA] RR. Document will be reviewed upon request. January 22, 1998 ROBERT N. STAVINS Professor of Public Policy Faculty Chair, Environment and Natural Resources Program John F. Kennedy School of Government Harvard University Office Home John F. Kennedy School of Government 31 Stuart Road Harvard University Newton Center, MA 02159 79 John F. Kennedy Street, Room 265 Phone: (617) 244-1357 Cambridge, MA 02138 (b)(6) Phone: (617) 495-1820 Married, two children EDUCATION: Ph.D. Harvard University, Economics, June 1988 M.S. Cornell University, Agricultural Economics B.A. Northwestern University, Philosophy RESEARCH AND TEACHING FOCUS: Environmental & Natural Resource Economics and Policy PUBLICATIONS: Academic Journals "What Can We Learn from the Grand Policy Experiment? Positive and Normative Lessons from SO₂ Allowance Trading." Journal of Economic Perspectives, forthcoming, 1998. "Policy Instruments for Climate Change: How Can National Governments Address a Global Problem?" The University of Chicago Legal Forum, forthcoming, 1997. "Creating the Next Generation of Market-Based Environmental Tools." Environment 39, number 4 (1997), pp. 12-20, 30- 33.. With J. Hockenstein and B. Whitehead. "Review of Valuing Climate Change by Samuel Fankhuser." Journal of Economic Literature 34(1996):1999-2000. "Is There a Role for Benefit-Cost Analysis in Environmental, Health, and Safety Regulation?" With K. Arrow, M. Cropper, G. Eads, R. Hahn, L. Lave, R. Noll, P. Portney, M. Russell, R. Schmalensee, and K. Smith. Science, April 12, 1996. "Correlated Uncertainty and Policy Instrument Choice." Journal of Environmental Economics and Management 30(1996):218-232. "Dynamic Incentives of Environmental Regulation: The Effects of Alternative Policy Instruments on Technology Diffusion." Journal of Environmental Economics and Management 29(1995):S43-S63. With A.B. Jaffe "Transaction Costs and Tradeable Permits." Journal of Environmental Economics and Management 29(1995):133-148. "Environmental Regulation and the Competitiveness of U.S. Manufacturing: What Does the Evidence Tells Us?" Journal of Economic Literature 33(1995):132-163. Reprinted in Trade and the Environment: Economic, Legal, and 1 PUBLICATIONS (continued) Policy Perspectives, ed. A. M. Rugman, Cheltenham, United Kingdom, Edward Elgar Publishing Limited, forthcoming 1997. With A.B. Jaffe, S.R. Peterson, and P.R. Portney. "The Energy Efficiency Gap: What Does It Mean?" Energy Policy 22(1994):804-810. With A.B. Jaffe. "The Energy Paradox and the Diffusion of Conservation Technology." Resource and Energy Economics 16(1994): 91-122. With A.B. Jaffe. "Energy-Efficiency Investments and Public Policy." The Energy Journal, volume 15, number 2, 1994, pages 43-65. With A.B. Jaffe. "Regulatory Review of Environmental Policy: The Potential Role of Health-Health Analysis." Journal of Risk and Uncertainty 8(1994):111-122. With P.R. Portney. "Comments on 'Lethal Model 2: The Limits to Growth Revisited' by William Nordhaus." Brookings Papers on Economic Activity, No. 2, pp. 44-50, 1992. "Pollution Charges for Environmental Protection: A Policy Link Between Energy and Environment." Annual Review of Energy and the Environment 17(1992):187-210. With B.W. Whitehead. "Economic Incentives for Environmental Protection: Integrating Theory and Practice." American Economic Review 82(1992):464-468. With R.W. Hahn. "Dealing with Pollution." Environment 34, number 7(1992), September, pp. 7-11, 29-42. With B.W. Whitehead. Reproduced in An Environmental Law Anthology, eds. Robert Fischman, Maxine Lipeles, and Mark Squillace. Cincinnati: Anderson Publishing Company, 1996. "Incentive-Based Environmental Regulation: A New Era From An Old Idea?" Ecology Law Quarterly 18(1991):1-42. With R.W. Hahn. "Alternative Renewable Resource Strategies: A Simulation of Optimal Use." Journal of Environmental Economics and Management 19(1990): 143-159. "Unintended Impacts of Public Investments on Private Decisions: The Depletion of Forested Wetlands." American Economic Review 80(1990):337-352. With A.B. Jaffe. "Clean Profits: Using Economic Incentives to Protect the Environment." Policy Review. Spring 1989, Number 48, pp. 58- 63. "Harnessing Market Forces to Protect the Environment." Environment 31(1989), January/February, number 1, pp. 4-7, 28- 35. "A Model of English Demographic Change: 1573-1873." Explorations in Economic History, volume 25, pp. 98-116, January 1988. Books (Authored and Edited) and Chapters in Books "The Positive Political Economy of Instrument Choice in Environmental Policy." Environmental Economics and Public Policy: Essays in Honor of Wallace Oates, eds. Paul Portney and Robert Schwab. London: Edward Elgar, Ltd., forthcoming 1998. With N. Keohane and R. Revesz. 2 PUBLICATIONS (continued) "Economic Incentives for Environmental Regulation." The New Palgrave Dictionary of Economics and the Law, ed. P. Newman. London: The Macmillan Press, forthcoming 1998. "Market-Based Environmental Policies." Thinking Ecologically: The Next Generation of Environmental Policy, eds. M. Chertow and D. Esty, pp. 105-117. New Haven: Yale University Press, 1997. With B. Whitehead. "Policy Instruments to Combat Climate Change." Climate Change 1995: Economic and Social Dimensions of Climate Change, eds. J.P. Bruce, H. Lee, and E.F. Haites, pp. 397-439. Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, Working Group III. Cambridge, England: Cambridge University Press, 1996. With S. Barrett, P. Bohm, B. Fisher, M. Kuroda, J. Mubazi, A. Shah. "Environmental Policy in a Transition Economy: Designing Tradeable Permits for Poland." Environment in Transition, ed. Theodore Panayotou. Forthcoming 1995. With T. Zylicz. "Decision-Making Tools for Environmental Policy." Proceedings of VI Repsol-Harvard Seminar on Energy Policy, pp. 77-84, S'Agaro, Spain, June 1995. "Trading in Greenhouse Permits: A Critical Examination of Design and Implementation Issues." Shaping National Responses to Climate Change: A Post-Rio Policy Guide, ed. Henry Lee, pp. 177-217. Cambridge: Island Press, 1995. With R.W. Hahn. "Harnessing Market Forces to Protect the Environment." Overcoming Indifference: Ten Key Challenges in Today's Changing World, ed. Klaus Schwab. New York: New York University Press, 1995. "Developments at the Interface of U.S. Energy and Environmental Policy." Energy and the Environment: Evolving Challenges and Opportunities, pp. 1-33. Cambridge: Harvard International Energy Studies, Number Seven, 1994. With H. Lee and R.G. Newell. "Economic Incentives for Environmental Protection." McGraw-Hill Encyclopedia of Economics, pp. 321-324. New York: McGraw-Hill, Inc., 1993. With R.W. Hahn. "The Greening of the Market." Mandate for Change, eds. Will Marshall and Martin Schram, pp. 197-216. New York, New York: Berkley Book, 1993. With T. Grumbly. "Toward a New Era of Environmental Policy." Regulating for the Future: The Creative Balance, ed. Carol Tucker Foreman, pp. 133-173. Washington, D.C.: Center for National Policy Press, 1991. Project 88 -- Round II, Incentives for Action: Designing Market-Based Environmental Strategies. A Public Policy Study sponsored by Senator Timothy E. Wirth, Colorado, and Senator John Heinz, Pennsylvania. Washington, D.C.: May 1991. (editor) The Welfare Economics of Alternative Renewable Resource Strategies: Forested Wetlands and Agricultural Production. New York: Garland Publishing, Inc., 1990. Project 88 - Harnessing Market Forces to Protect Our Environment: Initiatives for the New President. A Public Policy Study sponsored by Senator Timothy E. Wirth, Colorado, and Senator John Heinz, Pennsylvania. Washington, D.C.: December 1988. (editor) 3 PUBLICATIONS (continued) Selected Articles in Public Policy and Other Periodicals "Economic Thinking in Environmental Coverage: It's Not Accounting." The Quill, volume 84, number 1, January/February, 1996, pp. 31-34. "Environmental Policy: Better Media Coverage of Risks." Nieman Reports, vol. 49, no. 3, Fall 1995, pp. 12-14. "Transaction Costs and Markets for Pollution Control." Resources, No. 119, Spring 1995. "The Challenge of Going Green: A Perspective on Environmental Regulation and Competitiveness." Harvard Business Review, July/August 1994, pp. 38-39. "Solid Waste: Can We Price Our Way Out?" Forum for Applied Research and Public Policy, Spring 1993, volume 8, number 1, pp. 6-15. "New Approaches to Environmental Cleanup." The Quill, volume 81, number 8, October 1993, pp. 35-38. "New, Cost-Conscious Environmentalism: Challenge is to 'Harness Power of Markets'." Roll Call, volume 38, number 81, May 3, 1993, pp. 24-25. "Should We Tax Polluters?" Governing, April 1993, pp. 69-70. "Making Use of the Market: Taxes, Tradeable Permits, and Global Climate Change." Issues in Science and Technology 9(1992-93), number 2, pp. 22-23 "Economic Instruments for Environmental Policy: Theory and Applications in the United States." Innovazieone e Materie Prime, No. 3, pp. 66-79, 1992. With R.W. Hahn. "The Greening of Adam Smith." The New Democrat, October 1992, pp. 15-17. With B.W. Whitehead. "Harnessing the Marketplace." EPA Journal, Volume 18, Number 2, May/June, 1992, pp. 21-25. "Innovative Policies for Sustainable Development: The Role of Economic Incentives for Environmental Protection." Harvard Public Policy Review, volume 7, number 1, pp. 13-25, Spring 1990. "Environmental Accounting: Greening the Profit Motive." The World Paper, September 1990, p. 1. Conversion of Forested Wetlands to Agricultural Uses. New York: Environmental Defense Fund (EDF), 1987. The Tuolumne River: Preservation or Development? Berkeley, CA: Environmental Defense Fund, October 1983. Trading Conservation Investments for Water. Berkeley, CA: Environmental Defense Fund, March 1983. CURRENT WORKING PAPERS: "Market-Based Environmental Policies." Prepared as a chapter for Public Policies for Environmental Protection, eds. Paul R. Portney and Robert N. Stavins. Washington, D.C.: Resources for the Future, forthcoming 1998. "The Induced Innovation Hypothesis and Energy-Saving Technological Change." Working paper, John F. Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University, October 1997. In submission to the Quarterly Journal of Economics. With R.G. Newell and A.B. Jaffe. 4 "How Do Economists Really Think About the Environment?" Working paper, John F. Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University, September 1997. With D. Fullerton. "Environmental Protection: The Changing Nature of National Governance." Prepared for discussion at workshop on "Visions of Governance for the Twenty-First Century," Bretton Woods, New Hampshire, July 20-23, 1997. "The Costs of Carbon Sequestration: A Revealed-Preference Approach." In revision for the American Economic Review. John F. Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University, July 1997. "Private Options to Use Public Goods: The Demand for Fishing Licenses and The Benefits of Recreational Fishing." Paper presented at the Allied Social Science Associations meetings, New Orleans, January 1997. "Abatement Cost Heterogeneity and Potential Gains from Market-Based Instruments." Working paper, June 1997. With R. Newell. "The Effect of Forest Practices on the Costs of Carbon Sequestration." Working paper, July 1996. SELECTED PAPERS AND REPORTS: "Nordic Joint Implementation Negotiations: Evaluation of an Experiment." Draft, November 5, 1996. With S. Barrett and J. Hourcade. "The Role of Economic Analysis in Environmental, Health, and Safety Regulation." Washington, D.C.: The Annapolis Center, November 1995. With K. Arrow, M. Cropper, G. Eads, R. Hahn, L. Lave, R. Noll, P. Portney, M. Russell, R. Schmalensee, and K. Smith. "The Effect of Environmental Regulation on the Competitiveness of U.S. Manufacturing." Prepared for the Conference Board, New York, December 23, 1994. With A.B. Jaffe, S.R. Peterson, and P.R. Portney. "The Field of Environmental and Natural Resource Economics." John F. Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University. In preparation. With A. Pfaff. "Harnessing Market Forces for a Diversified Forest Economy, Summary of Project 88/Round II Workshop Proceedings, September 24, 1992." CSIA, Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University. "Market-Based Mechanisms for Addressing Global Climate Change, Summary of Project 88/Round II Workshop Proceedings, March 12, 1992." CSIA, Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University. "Market-Based Policy Mechanisms for Toxic and Hazardous Substance Management, Project 88/Round II Workshop Proceedings, January 16, 1992." CSIA, Kennedy School of Government, Harvard, #P-92-01, March 1992. "Market-Based Strategies for Environmental Protection: A Tribute to Senator John Heinz of Pennsylvania, Forum Proceedings, May 16, 1991." CSIA, Project 88 -- Round II, Discussion Paper #91-6, September 1991. "Incentive-Based Policies for Municipal Solid Waste Management, Summary of Workshop Proceedings, May 16, 1991." CSIA, Project 88 -- Round II, Discussion Paper #91-7, September 1991. "Project 88 Conference, Harnessing Market Forces to Protect the Environment." EEPC Staff Paper M-89-02, John F. Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts, August 1989. "The Welfare Economics of Alternative Renewable Resource Strategies: Forested Wetlands and Agricultural Production." Ph.D. thesis, Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts, May 1988. 5 "Forecasting the Size Distribution of Farms: A Methodological Analysis of the Dairy Industry in New York State." M.S. thesis, Cornell University, Ithaca, New York, May 1979. SELECTED PRESENTATIONS Presentations at universities, research institutes, Federal and state government agencies, Congressional committees, foreign governments, international organizations, foundations, non-profit groups, corporations, and trade associations, including the following (partial list): American Council on Capital Formation, American Economic Association, American Enterprise Institute, American Paper Institute, American Petroleum Institute, Analysis Group, Association for Public Policy Analysis and Management, Brookings Institution, Canadian Cabinet, Carnegie- Mellon University, CF Industries, Chevron Corporation, Coolidge Center for Environmental Leadership, Cornell University, Democratic Leadership Council, Eisenhower Exchange Fellowships, Environmental Law Institute, Environmental Defense Fund, Environmental and Energy Study Institute, Executive Office of the President, Ford Foundation, Foundation for American Communications, Georgia Conservancy, Harvard School of Public Health, Harvard College, Harvard Committee on University Resources, Harvard Institute for International Development, Harvard Law School, Harvard-Japan Energy and Environment Workshop, Harvard-Repsol Conference, Heinz Family Endowments, Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, International Public Economics Congress, John F. Kennedy School of Government, Jones, Day, Reavis & Pogue, Lincoln Institute of Land Policy, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, McKinsey & Company, McKinsey Global Institute, Mexican Cabinet, Missouri Department of Natural Resources, Morgan Stanley & Company, National Bureau of Economic Research, National Recycling Congress, Northwestern University, Pew Charitable Trusts, Polish Ministry of Environment, Political Economy Research Center, President's Council of Economic Advisers, Princeton University, Progressive Policy Institute, Rand Corporation, Reason Foundation, Resources for the Future, Rockefeller Foundation, Royal Institute for International Affairs, Scripps Institution of Oceanography, Smithsonian Institution, St. Lawrence University, Stanford University, U.S. House of Representatives, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, U.S. Department of Energy, U.S. Department of the Interior, U.S. Department of State, U.S. Office of Management and Budget, U.S. Senate, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, University of California (Berkeley, Los Angeles, and Santa Barbara), University of Maryland, University of Michigan, University of Texas, University of Toronto, Vermont Agency of Natural Resources, Vermont Law School, W. Alton Jones Foundation, the White House, the World Bank, the World Economic Forum (Davos), and Yale University. PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE: Professor of Public Policy, John F. Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University, 1997-present (Associate Professor, 1992-1997; Assistant Professor, 1988 - 1992). Faculty Chair, Environment and Natural Resources Program, John F. Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University, 1997-present. University Fellow, Resources for the Future, Washington, D.C., 1989 - present. Chairman, Science Advisory Board Environmental Economics Advisory Committee, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, D.C., 1997-present (Member, 1992 - 1997). Member, Board of Directors, Association of Environmental and Resource Economists, January 1996 - December 1998. Member, Board of Directors, Robert and Renée Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs, John F. Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University Member, Editorial Council, The Journal of Environmental Economics and Management, 1996 - present. Contributing Editor, Environment, 1997 - present. 6 Member, Advisory Board, Environmental Economics Abstracts, 1996 - present. Member, Editorial Board, Economic Issues, 1996 - present. Member, Advisory Board, Environmental Law and Policy Abstracts, 1996 - present. Member, Subcommittee on Energy, Clean Air, and Climate Change, Clean Air Act Advisory Committee, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, 1997 - present. Lead Author, Working Group III, Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), United Nations Environment Program and World Meteorological Organization, 1993 - present. Member, Reducing Risk Project Steering Committee, Science Advisory Board, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, 1996 - present. Member, External Review Panel, Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics, University of California, Berkeley, October 1995. Member, Workshop Committee, Association of Environmental and Resource Economists (AERE) 1996-1999 (chair in third year of appointment). Member, Eco-Efficiency Task Force, President's Council on Sustainable Development, 1994 - 1995. Member, Energy Modeling Forum Working Group on Energy Conservation (EMF 13), Stanford University, 1992 - 1994. Member, University Committee on Environmental Studies, Harvard University, 1992 - present; Member, University Working Group on Environment, Harvard University, 1990 - 1992. Member, Advisory Panel on Emissions Trading, Sierra Club, Washington, D.C., 1994 - 1995. Affiliated Faculty Member, Harvard Center for Risk Analysis, Harvard School of Public Health, Boston, Massachusetts, 1991 - present. Academic Advisor for Environmental Journalism Program, Foundation for American Communications, 1992 - present (Lecturer, 1989 - present). Director, Project 88 and Project 88/Round II, co-sponsored by U.S. Senators Timothy Wirth (D-Colorado) and John Heinz (R-Pennsylvania), 1988 - 1992. Principal, Harvard-Japan Project on Energy and the Environment, 1992 - 1995. Member, Governor's Task Force on Energy and Environmental Policy, Massachusetts, 1992 - 1994. Consultant to foundations, private industry, non-governmental organizations, state & local governments, Federal government departments and agencies, and international bodies on environmental economics. Referee, The American Economic Review, The Quarterly Journal of Economics, The Economic Journal, The RAND Journal of Economics, The Review of Economics and Statistics, The Journal of Environmental Economics and Management, Land Economics, The Energy Journal, Energy and Resource Economics, Energy Policy, The Journal of Policy Analysis and Management, Economic Inquiry, Science, Policy Studies Journal, The Journal of the Air and Waste Management Association, and Harvard University Press. Member, Risk Reduction Committee, Science Advisory Board, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, D.C., 1989 1990. 7 Member, Working Group on Human Interactions with Global Change, National Research Council, Washington, D.C., 1989 - 1990. Staff Economist, Environmental Defense Fund, Berkeley, California, 1982 - 1983. Consultant, Public Interest Economics Foundation, Inc., Berkeley, California, September 1980 - June 1982. Economist, Giannini Foundation of Agricultural Economics, University of California, Berkeley, 1979 - 1981. Research Specialist, Department of Agricultural Economics, Cornell University, 1977 - 1979. Agricultural Representative, Peace Corps Recruitment, Champaign, Illinois, September 1975 - August 1976. Peace Corps Volunteer, Ministry of Agriculture and Natural Resources, Sierra Leone, West Africa, 1969 - 1973. AWARDS, HONORS, AND GRANTS: Principal Investigator, grant from the U.S. Department of Energy, "Energy-Efficiency Innovation and the Economic and Regulatory Environment," September 1995 - November 1998 ($461,000) Principal Investigator, grant from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, "Estimating a CO2 Sequestration Supply Function," June 1993 - August 1994 ($130,000). Principal Investigator, grant from the W. Alton Jones Foundation, "Environmental Policy Reform in the First 100 Days of the New Administration," February 1993 - May 1993 ($40,000). Principal Investigator, grant from the Office of Research and Development, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, "Evaluating the Relative Effectiveness of Economic Incentives and Direct Regulation for Environmental Protection: Impacts on the Diffusion of Technology," September 1991 - August 1993 ($186,000). Principal Investigator, grant from the W. Alton Jones Foundation, "Project 88 -- Round II, Incentives for Action: Implementing Market-Based Environmental Policies," November 1990 - August 1992 ($75,000). Principal Investigator, grant from the Pew Charitable Trusts, "Project 88 -- Round II, Incentives for Action: Implementing Market-Based Environmental Policies," January 1991 - August 1992 ($75,000). Principal Investigator, grant from the Surdna Foundation, "Project 88 -- Round II, Incentives for Action: Implementing Market-Based Environmental Policies," March 1991 - August 1992 ($50,000). Principal Investigator, grant from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, "Project 88 -- Round II, Incentives for Action: Implementing Market-Based Environmental Policies," March 1991 -August 1992 ($50,000). Principal Investigator, grant from Carnegie Corporation of New York, "Economic Incentives for Environmental Protection: A Public Policy Sequel to Project 88," June 1990 - September 1991 ($97,600). Principal Investigator, grant from Resources for the Future, "Wetland Losses and Willingness-to-Pay for Fishing Opportunities," 1990-1991 ($20,905). Project Director, grant from the Richard King Mellon Foundation, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, "Harvard-Project 88 Conference," 1989 ($35,000). Project Director, grants from the Carnegie Corporation of New York, the Richard King Mellon Foundation, the Rockefeller Family and Associates, and the Keystone Center/Madison Associates, "Project 88 - Harnessing Market Forces to Protect the Environment: Initiatives for the New President," 1988-89 ($50,000). 8 AWARDS, HONORS, AND GRANTS (continued) Principal Investigator, grant from the Fish and Wildlife Service, U.S. Department of the Interior, Washington, D.C., "Welfare Analysis of Alternative Uses of Forested Wetlands," 1987-88 ($10,000). Research Grant from the National Center for Food and Agricultural Policy, Resources for the Future, Washington, D.C., 1986-87 ($15,000). Mentorship Grant in Humanities and Social Sciences, Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts, Fall 1986. With H. S. Houthakker ($10,000). Dissertation Research Grant from the National Center for Food and Agricultural Policy, Resources for the Future, Washington, D.C., 1985-86 ($15,000). Principal Investigator, grant from U.S. Department of the Interior, Washington, D.C., "Impact of Federal Programs on Wetlands," 1985-86 ($100,000). Outstanding Master's Thesis - 1979. National competition of the American Agricultural Economics Association, Champaign, Illinois, July 18, 1980. 9 ADAM B. JAFFE Adam B. Jaffe is Associate Professor of Economics at Brandeis University, and Coordinator of the Project on Industrial Technology and Productivity of the National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER). He is also principal investigator for a National Science Foundation research project, funded through the NBER, to compile a comprehensive database on patents and patent citations and use these data to document the flows of technological knowledge across time, industries and geographic areas. Professor Jaffe's areas of specialization are the economics of technological change, and the economics of regulated industries. Recent publications include "Environmental Regulation and Innovation: A Panel Data Study (with K. Palmer), Review of Economics and Statistics (1997); "Bounding the Effects of R&D: an Investigation Using Matched Establishment-Firm Data" (with J. Adams), Rand Journal of Economics (1996); "Dynamic Incentives of Environmental Regulations: The Effects of Alternative Policy Instruments on Technology Diffusion" (with R. Stavins), Journal of Environmental Economics and Management (1995); "Environmental Regulation and the Competitiveness of U.S. Manufacturing: What Does the Evidence Tell Us?" (with S. Peterson, P. Portney and R. Stavins), The Journal of Economic Literature (1995); "Geographic Localization of Knowledge Spillovers as Evidenced by Patent Citations" (with M. Trajtenberg and R. Henderson), Quarterly Journal of Economics (1993); and "How High are the Giants' Shoulders: An Empirical Assessment of Knowledge Spillovers and Creative Destruction in a Model of Economic Growth" (with R. Caballero), National Bureau of Economic Research Macroeconomics Annual, Vol. 8 (1993). Previously, Jaffe was Assistant and then Associate Professor of Economics at Harvard University. During 1992-94 he visited the John F. Kennedy School of Government at Harvard. During academic year 1990-91, Prof. Jaffe took leave from Harvard to serve as Senior Staff Economist at the President's Council of Economic Advisers in Washington, DC., where he had primary staff responsibility for energy policy, technology policy, and regulatory policy. Professor Jaffe received his S.B. in Chemistry (1976) and his S.M. in Technology and Policy (1978) from M.I.T., and his Ph.D. in Economics from Harvard University (1985). Jaffe is a member of the Board of Editors of the American Economic Review and an Associate Editor of the Journal of Industrial Economics, Co-organizer of the NBER Science and Technology Policy Research Workshop; and a member of the Economics Roundtable, The Advanced Technology Program, National Institute of Standards and Technology, U.S. Department of Commerce. Feb-05-98 01 : 03A EES and OR FEB-03-1998 11:14 CEA RM 319 650-723-4107 202 395 6870 P.01 01/21/98 WED 10:45 FAX 202 488 8681 P.04/05 USGCRP 00% SUGGESTIONS OF EXPERTS TO PARTICIPATE IN THE THIRD ASSESSMENT REPORT OF THE IPCC Please submit one form for each nominee along with curriculum vitae and/or one page biographical sketch. Note that this form consists of two pages. Full Name: Title: John Professor P. Weyant Affiliation: Stanford university Full Address: Dept. Enai fecon, stems Stantord University Stanford, CA 94305-1050 Tel: (650)723-2506 Fax: (650) 723-41070 Email: Expertise: Nominated by: Economics/Intes CEA rated Assessment What role would you recommend that this expert play in the preparation of the Third Assessment Report? (Please try to select one only, recognizing that this may differ by chapter). Lead Author (coordination and integration of scientific/technical information) Contributing Author (support lead author in preparation of specific text/data) Review Editor (ensure scientific/technical validity and balance) Resource Person (address technical questions, participate in expert review, attend expert meetings, etc.) Has this person been contacted and given concurrence to be nominated? Yes No February 9, 1998 to: Please include a curriculum vitae and/or one page biographical sketch and submit by Melissa J. Taylor. USGCRP Office 400 Virginia Avenue, SW. Suite 750 Washington, DC 20024 tel: 2239/fax: 202 488 8681 email: [email protected] For each nominee, please also submit Page 2 which covers subject area. Post-it Fax Note 7671 Date 2/4/98 pages # of 2 To ADEIE Morris From John Weyant Co./Dept. Council of Econ. Co. STANFORD UNIV. Phone # 208 395-5012 Phone # 650-723-0645 Fax # 203.395-6870 Fax # 650-723-4107 Feb-05-98 01:04A EES and OR FEB-03-1998 11:15 650-723-4107 CEA RM 319 P.02 202 395 6870 100/00 01/21/98 WED 10:45 FAX 202 488 8681 USGCRP 005 John P. Page Name of Expert: Weyant Please indicate the most appropriate subject area(s); if you' are designating more than one, please rank with l's indicating highest relevance/priority and 2's indicating secondary relevance/priority. Working Group I: Climate System The Climate System: An Overview Radiative Forcing of Climate Change Observed Climate Variability and Change Physical Climate Processes and Feedbacks Biological Climate Processes and Feedbacks Climate Models: Evaluation Global Climate Models: Projections of Future Change Regional Information: Models and Projections Changes ID Sea Level Detection of Chmate Change and Attribution of Causes Advancing our Understanding Working Group II: Impacts and Adaptation Forests and Forestry Agriculture and Food Security Rangelands Deserts Soils and Land Degradation Mountain Regions Cryosphere Hydrology and Water Resources Management Freshwater, Wetland, Coastal and Marine Ecosystems (including Fisheries) Infrastructure in Coastal Zones and on Small Islands Human Settlement Patterns and Conditions Energy. Industry, and Transportation Financial Services (including Insurance) Human Health Integrated Assessment Working Group me Mitigation Options Potential of technologies and practices to reduce greenhouse gases from energy supply and demand. industrial and transportation sources, waste disposal, agriculture and forestry, etc. Potential of technologies and practices to enhance the removal of greenhouse gases, including both biological sinks and technologies to capture and store carbon and technologies. Barriers to effective use, diffusion. and transfer of these technologies and practices. Policies and policy instruments to harness the potential of technologies and practices and to overcome barriers, including incentives for the penetration of new technologies, national and regional information centres. public and private sector R&D programs. fiscal instruments (taxes, subsidy elimination, internalization of externalities, negotiated agreements, joint implementation. emissions trading and regulation) Global assessment of the mitigation potential of these technologies, practices and policies. Regional assessment of the mitigation potential of these technologies. practices and policies for all sectors and for sources and sinks. including their local and regional dimensions. Assessment of emission scenarios to achieve stabilization of atmospheric concentrations of greenhouse gases and of the relevant policy mix underlying these scenarios. Costs and benefits of achieving different emission profiles and different stabilization levels and costs and benefits of achieving different emission limitation and reduction profiles at a regional level, including cross-sectoral assessment of the use of discount rates. Assessment of the social, economic and environmental impacts of mitigation actions on all countries, including impact on trade relations. Assessment of decision-making frameworks involving both adaptation and mitigation approaches, equity and sustainable development considerations, integrated environmental assessment tools and other relevant aspects, including synergy with other regimes. TOTAL P.05 020503BL.DOC Page 1 CURRICULUM VITAE (Short Version) John P. Weyant PROFESSIONAL INTERESTS Application of quantitative methods to strategic planning in business and government. ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS STANFORD UNIVERSITY Professor - Department of Engineering-Economic Systems (9/89-present) Associate Professor - Department of Engineering-Economic Systems (9/84-9/89) Senior Research Associate - Department of Operations Research (9/80-8/84) Research Associate - Department of Operations Research (6/77-8/80) EDUCATION HARVARD UNIVERSITY: Postdoctoral Fellow - John F. Kennedy School of Government (1976) UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY: Ph.D. - Management Science (Economics) (1976) RENSSELAER POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE: M. S. Operations Research and Statistics (1971) M.S. Management (1970) B.S. Aero. Engineering and Astronautics (1969) RESEARCH EXPERIENCE STANFORD UNIVERSITY ENERGY MODELING FORUM: The EMF conducts systematic comparative studies of energy-environment-economic models applied to policy problems of current interest. Director (9/84-present); Executive Director (1/83 - 8/84); HARVARD UNIVERSITY-ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY CENTER (4/76 - 5/77): RAND CORPORATION (6/70-3/76; Summers plus Consulting) U.C. BERKELEY-ENERGY & RESOURCES PROGRAM (11/74 -6/75) OPERATIONS RESEARCH CENTER (10/72 - 12/73) RENSSELAER POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE- URBAN & ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES PROGRAM (1/71 - 9/71): CONSULTING AND ADVISORY BOARDS Rand Corporation Electric Power Research Institute (Advisory Board on Visibility Valuation Project) N.R.C. Committee on Nuclear and Alternative Energy Systems U.S. Department of Energy Pan Heuristics U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency Scientists' Institute for Public Information (Oil Emergency Task Force) The Institute for the Future (Advisory Board on NSF Interactive Modeling Project) Office of Technology Assessment, U.S. Congress (Advisory Board on U.S. Gas Supply) Energy Research Commission of Sweden (Research Program Evaluation Committee) 020503BL.DOC Page 2 Chairman: E.P.A. Peer Review Panel on Acid Deposition Research United States Synthetic Fuels Corporation National Acid Precipitation Assessment Program California Public Utilities Commission (Advisory Board on Utility Model Reviews) National Academy of Sciences (Energy Engineering Board Committee on The Gas Research Institute) Secretary of Energy Advisory Board Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change REPRESENTATIVE PUBLICATIONS "Energy Policy Modeling: A Survey" (with A.S. Manne and R.G. Richels), Operations Research, Vol. 27, No. 1, January/February 1979 (feature article). "Modeling for Insights, Not Numbers; The Experiences of the Energy Modeling Forum" (with H. G. Huntington and J.L. Sweeney), OMEGA; The International Journal of the Management Sciences, Vol. 10, No. 5, August 1982. "Methods and Algorithms for Combining Energy Models; Optimization in a Network of Process Models" (with W.W. Hogan), in B. Lev, editor, "Energy Models and Studies," Studies in Management Science and Systems, Vol. 20, 1983. "The Energy Crisis is Over Again?" (With H.S. Rowen), Challenge; The Magazine of Economic Affairs, Vol. 26, No. 4, September/October 1983, pp. 12-17. "General Economic Equilibrium as a Unifying Concept in Energy-Economic Modeling", Management Science, Vol. 31, No. 5, May 1985, pp. 548-563. "Energy Policy Applications of Operations Research," in A. Barnett, S. Pollock and M.H. Rothkopf, editors, Beyond the Profit Motive: Public Sector Applications and Methodology. Handbooks in Operations Research, 1992, Volume 7. "EMF 12: Model Comparisons of the Costs of Reducing CO2 Emissions," Volume 83, Number 2, The American Economic Review, May 1993. "Costs of Reducing Global Carbon Emissions," Journal of Economic Perspectives, Vol. 7, No. 4, Fall 1993, pp. 27-46. "A Review of Mitigation Cost Studies," (Lead Author) Chapter 9 in Climate Change 1995: Economic and Social Dimensions of Climate Change, Cambridge University Press, 1996. "Integrated Assessment of Climate Change: An Overview and Comparison of Approaches and Results," (Convening Lead Author) Chapter 10 in Climate Change 1995: Economic and Social Dimensions of Climate Change, Cambridge University Press, 1996. "Commentary on the IPCC Energy Assessment," Energy Policy, Vol. 24, Nos. 10/11, 020503BL.DOC Page 3 October/November, 1996, pp. 1005-1008. "Insights From Integrated Assessment," in "Critical Issues in the Economics of Climate Change," International Petroleum Industry Environmental Conservation Association, 1997, pp. 245-278. Weyant, J., "Energy and Industrial Systems," Chapter 6 in Human Choice and Climate Change; An International Assessment, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (1998, forthcoming) Revised January 1998 Curriculum Vitae February 27, 1998 John M. Reilly Deputy Director for Research phone 202-694-5505 Resource Economics Div., Rm S4189 fax 202-694-5773 Economic Research Service, USDA e-mail [email protected] 1800 M Street, N.W. Washington, D.C. 20005 Education: Ph.D. Economics, University of Pennsylvania, 1983; M.S. Economics University of Pennsylvania, 1979; B.S. Economics and Political Science, University of Wisconsin, 1976 Employment: Agricultural Economist US Department of Agriculture, 1986-present Economic Research Service, USDA Currently, Deputy Director for Research. Previously, Deputy Director for Technology, Resources and Tech- nology Div.; Chief, Land and Capital Assets Branch; Leader, Technology Research and Assessment and Land Values Sections. Visiting Senior Scientist Center for Energy and Environmental Policy 8/92-8/93 Research, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Economist Pacific Northwest Laboratory, 2/85-9/86 Battelle Memorial Institute Economist Institute for Energy Analysis, 1/80-2/85 Oak Ridge Associated Universities Economist Office of the Secretary, 5/79-9/79 US Department of Transportation Economist Energy Information Administration, 5/78-9/78 US Department of Energy Professional Activities and Awards: Member, American Economic Association, American Agricultural Economics Association, and American Association for the Advancement of Science; Superior Service Award, United States Department of Agriculture, 1989; Excellence Award for Research, Economic Research Service, 1989; Adminis- trators Award for Research, Economic Research Service, 1989. Experience: Numerous published articles, books, book chapters, and technical reports in the areas of global climate change, energy, domestic and international agriculture, and environment and natural resources including model devel- opment using econometric, simulation, non-linear optimization, and dynamic control techniques. Specific topics include climate change effects on agriculture and resources, trace gas emissions and climate change, biotechnology and technology assessment, agricultural research, ethanol production, nuclear waste management issues, international energy demand (developed and developing countries), residential energy demand forecasts, and land value outlook and research. Have served in a variety of capacities on national and international panels and committees including, National Academy of Science Panel on Integrated Environmental and Economics Accounting (ongoing), Vice Chair, National Assessment Working Group, National Academy of Public Administration (expert reviewer), Convening Lead Author of the Agricultural Impacts Chapter for Working Group II of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate (IPCC) in 1995, Chair of Federal task group on theEconomics of Global Change in 1991-92, US representative to the Intergovern- mental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) in 1989, and as a member of the US delegation to the OECD agricultural research Director's meeting, Office of Technology Assessment Panels on Climate Change, EPA Science Advisory Board, DOE Program Review Committee, NOAA and NASA grants review, and NSF grants review and panels. Articles J. Reilly and D. Schimmelpfennig (forthcoming), "Agricultural Impact Assessment, Vulnerability, and the Scope for Adaptation," Climatic Change J. Reilly and D. Schimmelpfennig (submitted), "Irreversibility, Uncertainty, and Learning: Portraits of Adaptation to Long-term Climate Change," Climatic Change J. Reilly and K. Fuglie, (forthcoming), "Future Yield Growth in Field Crops: What Evidence Exists?" Soil and Tillage Research Journal. J. Reilly, "Climate Change and Global Agriculture: Recent Findings and Issues." American Journal of Agricultural Economics (Proceedings). 77: 1995. J. Reilly, "Crops and Climate Change," Nature (News and Views), vol. 367 (Jan. 13, 1994), pp. 118-119. J. Reilly, N. Hohmann, and S. Kane, "Climate Change and Agricultural Trade: Who Benefits, Who Loses? Global Environmental Change, vol. 4, No. 1 (1994), 24-36. J. Reilly and K. Richards, "An Economic Interpretation of the Trace Gas Index Issue," Environmental and Resource Economics, vol. 3, pp. 41-61, 1993 Kane, S. and J. Reilly, "Response: An Empirical Study of the Economic Effects of Climate Change on World Agriculture." Climatic Change, 24: 277-280 (1993) . J. Reilly and Neil Hohmann. "Climate Change and Agriculture: The Role of International Trade." The American Economic Review: Proceedings, May 1993. Kane, S., J. Reilly, and J. Tobey. "An Empirical Study of the Economic Effects of Climate Change on World Agriculture." Climatic Change, 21(1992):17-35. Tobey, James, John Reilly, and Sally Kane. "Economic Implications of Global Climate Change for World Agriculture." Journal of Agricultural and Resource Economics. 17, 1 (July 1992): 195-204. Reilly, J. and R. Conway, "Technology Policy and Agriculture: Discussion," American Journal of Agricultural Economics (Proceedings), August, 1991. Reilly, J., "Climate Change, Resources, and American Agriculture: Discussion," American Journal of Agricultural Economics (Proceedings), Dec., 1989. Kane, S. and J. Reilly. "Competitiveness of the US. Fuel Ethanol Industry," Energy, Vol. 14, No. 5 (1989), pp. 259-275. Kane, S., J. Reilly, M. LeBlanc, J. Hrubovcak. "Ethanol's Role: An Economic Assessment," AgriBusiness, Summer, 1989. Reilly, J. and S. Shankle. "Auxiliary Heating in the Residential Sector," Energy Economics, January, 1988, pp. 29- 42. Reilly, J., J. Edmonds, R. Gardner, and A. Brenkert. "Monte Carlo Analysis of the IEA/ORAU Energy/Carbon Emissions Model," The Energy Journal, Vol. 8, No. 3 (July, 1987), pp. 1-29. Reilly, J. and J. Edmonds. "Energy Forecasting and CO2 Emissions In Changing Climate: A Review," The Energy Journal, Vol. 6, No. 3 (July, 1985), pp. 137-154. Edmonds, J. and J. Reilly. "Global Energy and CO2 to the Year 2050," The Energy Journal, Vol. 4, No. 3 (July, 1983), pp. 21-47. Edmonds, J. and J. Reilly. "Global Energy Production and Use to the Year 2050," Energy, Vol. 8, No. 6 (June 1983), pp. 419-432. Edmonds, J. and J. Reilly. "A Long-Term, Global, Energy-Economic Model of Carbon Dioxide Release From Fossil Fuel Use," Energy Economics, April 1983. Books and Book Chapters: J. Reilly, "Climate Change, Global Agriculture, and Regional Vulnerability," in Global Climate Change and Agricultural Production, [Fakhri Bazzaz and Wim Sombroek, eds.] John Wiley and Sons, Chichester, England, 1996, pp. 237-266. J. Reilly, "Climate Change and Agriculture--Local, National, and Global Impacts," in ABARE 1997, Outlook 97, Proceedings of the National Agricultural and Resources Outlook Conference, Canberra, 4-6 February, vol. 1, Commodity Markets and Resource Management, ABARE, Canberra, 1997, pp. 49-63. J. Reilly, " Climate Change, Global Agriculture, and Regional Vulnerability," in Climate Change: Integrating Science, Economics, and Policy, [N. Nakicenovic, W.D. Nordhaus, R. Richels, and F.L. Toth, eds.], CP-96-1, International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis, Laxenberg, Austria, Dec., 1996, pp. 47-82. J. Reilly, "Global Warming May Not Cause Famine," in Global Warming: Opposing Viewpoints [Tamara Roleff, ed.], Greenhaven Press, Inc., San Diego, 1997, pp. 103-107 (reprinted from Nature). Reilly, J. (Convening Lead Author), et al. "Agriculture in a Changing Climate: Impacts and Adaptations," in Climate Change 1995: Impacts, Adaptations and Mitigation of Climate Change: Scientific-Technical Analyses, [R.T. Watson, M.C. Zinyowera, and R.H. Moss, eds.], Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, 1996, pp.427-469 Contributing Author with others, Climate Change 1995: Impacts, Adaptations, and Mitigation 1995, Summary for Policymakers, Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, UNEP/WMO, Geneva, 1996. Contributor with others, "Introduction: Scope of the Assessment," in Climate Change 1995: Economic and Social Dimensions of Climate Change, [James P. Bruce, Hoesung Lee, and Erik Haites, ed.s] Cambridge University Press, 1996, pp. 21-51. Reilly, John, Neil Hohmann, and Sally Kane, "Climate Change and Agricultural Trade: Who Benefits, Who Loses," in Climate Change and World Food Security [Tom Downing, ed.], NATO ASI Series, Vol. 137, Springer Verlag, Berlin, 1996, pp 161-180. (reprinted from Global Environmental Change). Reilly, J. Climate Change and Agriculture--Research Findings and Policy Considerations. In: Population and Food in the Early 21st Century: Meeting Future Food Demand of an Increasing World Population [N. Islam (ed.)]. Occasional Paper, Washingon, D.C., International Food Policy Reserach Institute (IFPRI), pp. 229-239. Reilly, J. and M. Anderson (eds.). Global Change: Economic Issues in Agriculture, Forestry, and Natural Resources, Westview Press, Boulder, CO; 1992: 460pp. J. Reilly, "Economic Modeling of Global Climate: Comparing Approaches," in James C. White (ed.) Global Climate Change: The Cost of Mitigation and Adaptation, Elsevier, New York, NY; 1991: 315-26. Reilly, J. "Climate Change Damage and the Trace Gas Index Issue," in Reilly, J. and M. Anderson (eds.). Global Change: Economic Issues in Agriculture, Forestry, and Natural Resources, Westview Press, Boulder, CO; 1992: 72-90. Kane, S. J. Tobey and J. Reilly. "The Economic Effects of Climate Change on Agriculture," in Reilly, J. and M. Anderson (eds.). Global Change: Economic Issues in Agriculture, Forestry, and Natural Resources, Westview Press, Boulder, CO; 1992: 117-31. Reilly, J. "Carbon Dioxide Emissions and Global Environmental Change," in G. I. Pearman (ed.), Limiting the Greenhouse Effect: Controlling Atmospheric CO2 Accumulation, London: John Wiley & Sons Ltd. 1992: 111-34. Associate Author, "Agriculture and Forestry," in Tegarrt, W.J. McG., G.W. Sheldon and D.C. Griffiths (eds.) Climate Change: The IPCC Impacts Assessment, UN. Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, Australian Government Printing Office, Canberra, 1990. LeBlanc, M. and J. Reilly. "Energy Policy Analysis: Alternative Modeling Approaches," in David Freshwater and George Johnson (eds.). Case Studies in Resource Economics, Westview Press, Boulder, 1988. Reilly, J. and T. Phipps. "Technology, Natural Resources, and Commodity Trade," in John D. Sutton (ed.) Agricultural Trade and Natural Resources: Discovering Critical Linkages, Lynne Reinner Publishers, Boulder, 1988, pp. 224-35. Edmonds, J. and J. Reilly. Global Energy: Assessing the Future, Oxford University Press, 1985: 317 pp. Edmonds, J. and J. Reilly. "Future Global Energy and Carbon Dioxide Emissions," in J. Trabalka (ed.), Atmospheric Carbon and the Global Carbon Cycle, US. Department of Energy, December, 1985, pp. 215-46. Trabalka, J., J. Edmonds, J. Reilly, R. Gardner, and L. Voorhees. "Human Alterations of the Global Carbon Cycle and the Projected Future," in J. Trabalka (ed.), Atmospheric Carbon and the Global Carbon Cycle, US. Department of Energy, December, 1985, pp. 247-87. Reilly, J. and J. Edmonds, "Global Energy and Carbon Dioxide," in Energy Markets in the Longer Term: Proceedings of the 2nd International Symposium on Energy Modeling, North Holland Publishing Company, New York, 1985. Edmonds, J. and J. Reilly. "Time and Uncertainty: Analytic Paradigms and Policy Requirements," in Energy and Time in the Economic and Physical Sciences, North-Holland, 1985, pp. 287-313. Trabalka, J., J. Edmonds, J. Reilly, R. Gardner, and D. Reichle. "Atmospheric CO2 Projections with Averaged Carbon Cycle Models," in J. Trabalka and D. Reichle (eds.), Global Carbon Cycle: Analysis of the Natural Cycle and Implications of Anthropogenic Alterations for the Next Century, Springer-Verlag, New York, 1985, pp. 534-560. "The Supply of Energy and US. Labor Productivity to 1990," in Productivity in the American Economy, 1982, Hearings before the Subcommittee on Employment and Productivity of the Committee on Labor and Human Resources, United States Senate, 97th Congress. US. Government Printing Office, Washington, 1982. Technical Reports: Schimmelpfennig, D., J. Lewandrowski, J. Reilly, M. Tsigas, and I. Parry. "Agricultural Adaptation to Climate Change: Issues of Longrun Sustainability," Agricultural Economics Report No. 740, Economic Research Service, USDA, Washington D.C., June 1996. Fuglie, K., N. Ballenger, K. Day, C. Klotz, M. Ollinger, J. Reilly, U. Vasavada, J. Yee. "Agricultural Research and Development: Public and Private Investments Under Alternative Markets and Institutions," Agricultural Economic Report No. 735, Economic Research Service, USDA, Washington D.C., May 1996. Fuglie, K., N. Ballenger, K. Day, C. Klotz, J. Reilly, J. Yee. "The Value and Role of Public Investement in Agricultural Research," Staff Paper No. AGES-9510, Economic Research Service, USDA, 1995 Reilly, J., N. Hohmann, and S. Kane, "Climate Change and Agriculture: Global and Regional Effects Using an Economic Model of International Trade," MIT-CEEPR 93-012WP, Center for Energy and Environmental Policy Research, MIT, August 1993. Reilly, J. and Chris Thomas, "Toward Economic Evaluation of Climate Change Impacts: A Review and Evaluation of Studies of the Impact of Climate Change," MIT-CEEPR 93-009WP, Center for Energy and Environmental Policy Research, MIT, ,June 1993. Barns, D.W., J.A. Edmonds, and J.M. Reilly, "Use of the Edmonds-Reilly Model to Model Energy-Related Greenhouse Gas Emissions," OECD Economics Department Working Papers, No. 113, 1992. Barnes, D.W., J.A. Edmonds, and J.M. Reilly, "Use of the Edmonds-Reilly Model to Model Energy Sector Impacts of Greenhouse Gas Emissions Control Strategies," Pacific Northwest Laboratory, 1991, prepared for the Energy Modeling Forum (EMF-12). Kane, Sally, John Reilly, and James Tobey. "Climate Change: Economic Implications for World Agriculture" AER No. 647, October, 1991. Kane, S. and J. Reilly, "Economics of Ethanol Production in the United States," Economic Research Service, Agricultural Economics Report No. 607, Washington, D.C., March 1989. LeBlanc, M., J. Reilly, J. Hrubovcak, S. Kane, P. Riely, J. Hauver, and M. Gill. "Ethanol: Economic and Policy Tradeoffs," Economic Research Service. Agricultural Economic Report No. 585, April 1988. Reilly, J. "Cost-Reducing and Output-Enhancing Technologies," Economic Research Service, Technical Bulletin No. 1740, March 1988. Reilly, J. and S. Shankle. "The PNL Residential Energy Model: Methodology," Pacific Northwest Laboratory, Richland, Washington, Report No. PNL-5990/UC-98, August, 1986. Reilly, J., S. Shankle, and J. Pomykala. "An Analysis of Fuel Shares in the Residential Sector: 1960 to 1995," Pacific Northwest Laboratory, Richland, Washington, Report No. PNL-5911/UC98, August, 1986. Edmonds, J. and J. Reilly. "Uncertainty in Carbon Emissions (1975-2075)," U.S. DOE Technical Report, DOE/NBB-0081, Washington, D.C., December, 1986. Reilly, J. "Energy Policy and Planning in Developing Countries," AID Contractor Report, August 1983. Edmonds, J. and J. Reilly. "An Introduction to the Use of the IEA/ORAU Long-Term, Global, Energy Model," Institute for Energy Analysis, Working Paper No. 82-9, Oak Ridge Tennessee, 1982. Reilly, J. "Financing Oil and Development in the Developing Countries," ORAU/IEA-80-14(M), December 1980. Reilly, J. "West Germany: Industrial Energy Demand in 1985 and 1990," ORAU/IEA, Contractor Report, August 1980. Miscellaneous Publications, Reports. Papers: J. Reilly, Comments on: A Critical Review of the IPCC Report "Social Costs of Climate Change," Presented at the National Bureau of Economic Research Conference, "Economic and Policy Issues in Global Warming: An Assessment of the Intergovernmental Panel Report," Snowmass, CO, July 23-24, 1996. Reilly, J. "Review of 'Performance Indicators for Agricultural Projects'," in Report of the National Academy of Public Administration Advisory Panel on World Bank Performance Indicators [Chris Wye, ed.], National Academy of Public Administration, Washington DC, August 2, 1996, pp. 49-53. Barnes, K., A. Datko, R. Framm, P. Kott, R. Milton, M. Morehart, J. Reilly, T. Sexton, and J. St. John., Report of the Research, Education, and Economics Quality Research Initiative Task Force, ERS, ARS, NASS, CSREES, USDA, Washington D.C., January 29, 1996, 46 pp. DuPont, J. and J. Reilly, Climate Change and Its Impact on Nutritional Health, background paper for, the Conference on Climate Change and Health (Sept. 11-12, 1995), National Academy of Sciences, Washington D.C. 17 pp. Reilly, J. "Review of State of the World: 1993," Natural Resources Forum, Volume 17, 3, 239-241 (August, 1993).. Reilly, J. "Review of State of the World: 1992," Natural Resources Forum, 16, 4, 316-317 (November, 1992). Reilly, J. "Modeling Global Biomass Supply," in Proceedings of the Global Biomass Modeling Workshop: Identification and Assessment of Critical Issues Relative to Modeling Biomass Energy Production, Department of Agricultural Engineering, University of Kentucky, Lexington, KY, 1991: 24-34. Kane, S., J. Tobey, and J. Reilly, "An Empirical Study of the Economic Effects of Climate Change on World Agriculture," Selected Paper, AAEA meetings, Vancouver, B.C., Aug. 1990 Paltridge, G., J. Reilly, and S. Offut (editors), "Climate Impact Response Functions," Report of the Workshop on Effects of Climate Change, NOAA, November 1989. McClelland, J., F. Kuchler, and J. Reilly, "Effects of Animal Growth Hormones on U.S. Hog and Dairy Farms," Agricultural Information Bulletin, Economic Research Service, September, 1991. Reilly, J. "Consumer Effects of Biotechnology," Agricultural Information Bulletin No. 581, Economic Research Service, Washington, D.C., December 1989. Reilly, J. and R. Bucklin. "Climate Change and Agriculture" in World Agriculture: Are We Approaching a World Food Crisis Again? WAS-55 (June 1989), pp. 41-48. Reilly, J. and D. Plowman, "Biotechnology and Agricultural Research," Paper presented at the 6th Working Conference of Directors of Agricultural Research, OECD, Paris, Oct. 9-13, 1989 Reilly, J and J. Lee. "Consumer Impacts of Biotechnology" invited paper presented at the Symposium Maintaining the Competitive Edge in Food Biotechnology: Prospects and Challenges, April, 1989. Reilly, J. "Environmental Management," (book review) in Natural Resources Forum, (May 1989), pp. 169-170. Kane, S. Reilly, J. and R. Bucklin. "Implications of the Greenhouse Effect for World Agricultural Commodity Markets," presented at the Western Economic Association Meetings, Lake Tahoe, June 1989. Reilly, J. "Cost-Reducing and Output-Enhancing Technologies: A Note," Paper presented at the 1987 meetings of the American Agricultural Economics Association. Reilly, J. "Land Values: Return to Stability?," Agricultural Outlook June, 1988. Reilly, J. "Book Review of Macroeconomic Impacts of Energy Shocks," Journal of Agricultural Economics Research, Spring, 1988. Edmonds, J. and J. Reilly. "Global Energy and Future CO2 Emissions: The State of the Art," in Proceedings of the 13th Congress of the World Energy Conference, Cannes, October, 1986. Edmonds, J. and J. Reilly. "Book Review Of Climate and Energy Systems: A Review of Their Interactions," by Jill Jaeger, in Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society, July, 1985. Edmonds, J. and J. Reilly. "Global Energy and Carbon Dioxide," paper presented at the 78th Annual Meeting of the Air Pollution Control Association, June, 1985. References: Dr. John Miranowski Chairman Department of Economics Iowa State University Ames, Iowa Phone: 515-294-6741 e-mail: [email protected] Professor William Nordhaus Department of Economics Yale University Box 1972 Yale Station New Haven, CT 06520 Phone: 203-432-5779 e-mail: [email protected] Dr. Susan Offut, Administrator, Economic Research Service US Department of Agriculture, Room 1226 1301 New York Ave., N.W. Washington, D.C. 20005-4788 Phone: 202-219-0300 e-mail: [email protected] 021912G9.WPD Page 1 PETER J. WILCOXEN Department of Economics Phone: (512) 475-8531 University of Texas Fax: (512) 471-3510 Austin, TX 78712 [email protected] EDUCATION Ph.D. Economics, Harvard University, March 1989 A.M. Economics, Harvard University, 1985 B.A. Physics, Magna cum Laude, Phi Beta Kappa, University of Colorado, 1982 PROFESSIONAL APPOINTMENTS Assistant Professor, Department of Economics, University of Texas, 1991-present. Nonresident Senior Fellow, The Brookings Institution, January 1995-present. Visiting Fellow, The Brookings Institution, July-December 1994. Visiting Scholar, Department of Economics, Harvard University, 1990-1991. Senior Research Fellow, Department of Economics, University of Melbourne, 1989-90. Visiting Research Fellow, Department of Economics, University of Melbourne, 1984-85. Economist, Southern California Edison Company, Summer 1984. Economist, Environmental Protection Agency, Summer 1983. PUBLICATIONS "Coastal Erosion and Sea Level Rise: Implications for Ocean Beach and San Francisco's Westside Sewer Transport Project," Coastal Zone Management Journal, 14(3), pp. 173-191, 1986. "Environmental Regulation and U.S. Economic Growth," The Rand Journal of Economics, 21(2), pp. 314-340, Summer 1990. (with Dale W. Jorgenson) "Intertemporal General Equilibrium Modeling of U.S. Environmental Regulation," Journal of Policy Modeling, 12(4), pp. 715-744, Winter 1990. (with Dale W. Jorgenson) "The Effects of Fiscal Restraint on the Australian Economy as Projected by the Murphy and MSG2 Models: A Comparison," The Economic Record, June 1991. (with Bruce F. Parsell and Alan A. Powell) "Global Change, Energy Prices, and U.S. Economic Growth," Structural Change and Economic Dynamics, 3(1), pp. 135-154, 1991. (with Dale W. 021912G9. Page 2 Jorgenson) Notes and Problems in Applied General Equilibrium Analysis, Amsterdam: North-Holland, 1992. (with Peter B. Dixon, B.R. Parmenter and Alan A. Powell) "General-Purpose Software for Intertemporal Economic Models", Computer Science in Economics and Management, 5(1), pp. 57-79, February 1992. (with George Codsi and K.R. Pearson) "Carbon Taxes and Economic Welfare," Brookings Papers on Economic Activity, Microeconomics Issue, pp. 393-431, 1992. (with Dale W. Jorgenson and Daniel T. Slesnick) "The Global Costs of Policies to Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions," Tokyo Club Papers, 6(2), pp. 7-40, 1992. (with Warwick J. McKibbin) "Reducing US Carbon Dioxide Emissions: The Cost of Different Goals," in John R. Moroney (ed.), Advances in the Economics of Energy and Resources: Energy, Growth and the Environment, Vol. 7, Greenwich, CT: JAI Press, 1992, pp. 125-158. (with Dale W. Jorgenson) "The Economic Impact of the Clean Air Act Amendments of 1990," The Energy Journal, 14(1), pp. 159-182, 1993. (with Dale W. Jorgenson) "Supply Elasticities in the Presence of Adjustment Costs," Journal of Policy Modeling, 15(1), pp. 91-97, 1993. "Reducing US Carbon Emissions: An Econometric General Equilibrium Assessment," Resource and Energy Economics, 15(1), pp. 7-26, March 1993. (with Dale W. Jorgenson) "Reducing US Carbon Dioxide Emissions: An Assessment of Alternative Instruments," Journal of Policy Modeling, 15(5-6), pp. 491-520, Oct-Dec 1993. (with Dale W. Jorgenson) "The Economic Effects of a Carbon Tax", in Stephen L. McDonald and Mina Mohammadioun (eds.), The Role of Natural Gas in Environmental Policy, Austin: University of Texas Bureau of Business Research, 1993. Reprinted in Lee, Henry (ed.), Shaping National Responses to Climate Change: A Post-Rio Guide, Washington: Island Press, pp. 237-260, 1995. (with Dale W. Jorgenson) "Macroeconomic Modeling and the Assessment of Climate Change Impacts," in Y. Kaya, et al., (eds.), Costs, Impacts, and Benefits of CO2 Mitigation, Laxenburg, Austria: International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis, pp. 107-132, 1993. (with Joel D. Scheraga, Neil A. Leary, Richard 021912G9. Page 3 J. Goettle and Dale W. Jorgenson) "The Global Consequences of Regional Environmental Policies: An Integrated Macroeconomic Multi-Sectoral Approach," in Y. Kaya, et al., (eds.), Costs, Impacts, and Benefits of CO2 Mitigation, Laxenburg, Austria: International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis, pp. 247-272, 1993. (with Warwick J. McKibbin) "Energy Prices, Productivity and Economic Growth," in R.H Socolow, D. Anderson and J. Harte, (eds.), Annual Review of Energy and the Environment, Vol. 18, Palo Alto: Annual Reviews Inc., pp. 343-95, 1993. (with Dale W. Jorgenson) "Energy, the Environment and Economic Growth," in Allen V. Kneese and James L. Sweeney (eds.), Handbook of Natural Resource and Energy Economics, Vol. 3, Amsterdam: North-Holland, pp. 1267-1349, 1993. (with Dale W. Jorgenson) "Intertemporal Equilibrium Modeling of Energy and Environmental Policies," in P.-O. Johanssen, B. Kristom and K.G. Mahler, (eds.), Current Issues in Environmental Economics, New York: Manchester University Press, pp. 171-191, 1995. (with Dale W. Jorgenson) "The Role of Services in Modeling the Global Economy", Asia-Pacific Economic Review, 2(2), 1996. (with Warwick J. McKibbin) "The Economic Implications of Greenhouse Gas Policy," in H. Edward English and David Runnalls (eds.), Environment and Development in the Pacific: Problems and Policy Options, Addison-Wesley, pp. 8-34, 1996. (with Warwick J. McKibbin) "Future Projections and Structural Change," in N. Nakicenovic, W.D. Nordhaus, R. Richels and F.L. Toth (eds.), Climate Change: Integrating Science, Economics, and Policy, Laxenburg, Austria: International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis, pp. 181-206, 1996. (with Philip Bagnoli and Warwick J. McKibbin) "The Long-Run Dynamics of Fundamental Tax Reform," American Economic Review Papers and Proceedings, 87(2), pp. 126-132, May 1997. (with Dale W. Jorgenson). "A Better Way to Slow Global Climate Change," Brookings Institution Policy Brief, No. 17, June 1997. (with Warwick J. McKibbin) "Fundamental U.S. Tax Reform and Energy Markets," The Energy Journal, 021912G9. WPD Page 4 18(3), pp. 1-30, 1997. (with Dale W. Jorgenson) "The Effects of Fundamental Tax Reform and the Feasibility of Dynamic Revenue Estimation," in Joint Committee on Taxation, Joint Committee on Taxation Tax Modeling Project and 1997 Tax Symposium Papers (JCS-21-97), U.S. Government Printing Office, November 20, 1997. (with Dale W. Jorgenson) "The Theoretical and Empirical Structure of G-Cubed," Economic Modelling, forthcoming. (with Warwick J. McKibbin) "Global Economic Prospects: Medium Term Projections and Structural Change," in The Sustainable Future of the Global System, Tokyo: The United National University, forthcoming. (with Philip Bagnoli and Warwick J. McKibbin) "Environmental Policy and International Trade," in M. McAleer, S. Mahendrarajan, and A. Jakeman, Modeling Change in Environmental Systems, forthcoming. (with Warwick J. McKibbin) 021912GC.WPD Page 1 RAYMOND PRINCE CURRENT POSITION Department of Energy 1994- Economist Office of Economic, Electricity and Natural Gas Analysis Office of Energy, Office of Environmental Analysis and Sustainable Development PREVIOUS POSITIONS Council of Economic Advisers, Executive Office of the President 1995-97 Senior Economist Congressional Budget Office 1991-94 Principal Analyst Natural Resource Unit University of Colorado-Boulder Member of the Graduate Faculty 1987-91 Visiting Professor 1987-89 Natural Resource Law Center Fellow 1988-89 Research Associate, Institute of Behavioral Science 1987-89 Adjunct Professor, Department of Economics, University of Colorado at Boulder 1989-91 Professional Staff, Program on Environment and Behavior, Institute of Behavioral Science 1989-91 Economics Institute Visiting Professor, The Economics Institute 1988-89 Deputy Director, Economics Institute, University of Colorado at Boulder 1989-91 James Madison University Asoc. Professor and Professor of Economics 1971-89 021912GC. WPD Page 3 OTHER PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE National Science Foundation Review Panel on Valuation for Environmental Policy 1995 Board of Directors, member, American Association of Environmental and Resource Economists 1994-7 Editorial Council, Journal of Environmental Economics and Management 1994-7 National Academy of Public Administration, Advisory Group on Deciding for the Future: Balancing Risks and Benefits Fairly Across Generations 1994-5 Chesapeake Bay Program, Economics Advisory Group to the 1993-6 Scientific and Technical Advisory Committee National Academy of Sciences and National Academy of Engineers, National Research Council Advisory Group on Valuing Natural Capital in Planning for Sustainable Development 1992 Scientific Advisory Board, member, Kluwer Academic Publishers 1991- Contributed Papers Selection Committee, American Association of Environmental and Resource Economists Member 1988-90 Chair 1991-5 United States Commission on Interagency Relations, Panel on Intergovernmental Decisionmaking for Environmental and Public Works 1992 United States Environmental Protection Agency, external reviewer various years National Science Foundation, external reviewer various years U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, George Washington National Forest, Economist (summers) 1982-87 External Reviewer for last three years American Journal of Agricultural Economics Environmental and Resource Economics Journal of Economic Education Journal of Environmental Economics and Management Journal of Forestry Journal of Leisure Research Land Economics Natural Resource Journal Rand Journal Society and Natural Resources 021912GC. WPD Page 4 PUBLICATIONS (selected) I. Articles, Comments "The Challenge of Incorporating Environmental Quality and Natural Resource Availability into the National Accounts," Global and Planetary Change, forthcoming "The Feasibility of Incorporating Environmental Quality and Natural Resource Availability Into the National Accounts" in National Academy of Sciences, Assigning Economic Value to Natural Resources (National Academy of Sciences, 1994) "Improving the Contingent Valuation Method: Implementing the Contribution Game Behavior," Journal of Environmental Economics and Management, Vol. 23, No. 1, 1992, 78-90 (co-authors: M. McKee, S. Ben-David and M. Bagnoli) "Firm Incentives to Promote Technological Change in Pollution Control: Reply" Journal of Environmental Economics and Management, Vol. 22, No. 3, 1992, 292-296 (co-author: Scott Milliman). "Firm Incentives to Promote Technological Change in Pollution Control," Journal of Environmental Economics and Management, Vol. 17, No. 3, 1989, pp. 247-265 (co-author: Scott Milliman). "Individual Recreation Benefits Under Congestion and Uncertainty," Journal of Leisure Research, Vol. 21, No. 1, 1989, pp. 61-76 (co-author: Eshan Ahmed) Vita Jason Shogren Department of Economics and Finance University of Wyoming Laramie, WY 82071-3985 307.766.5430 (5090 fax) [email protected] 29 January 1998 Education Ph.D., Economics, University of Wyoming, 1986 B.A., Economics, University of Minnesota, 1980 Employment 1995- Stroock Distinguished Professor of Natural Resource Conservation and Management & Professor of Economics University of Wyoming 1997 Senior Economist, Environmental and Natural Resource Policy Council of Economic Advisers Executive Office of the President 1993 Visiting Associate Professor of Natural Resource Economics Yale University 1990-96 Associate Professor of Economics Iowa State University Selected Professional Service and Awards Editorial Services 1991- Editorial Board, Environmental and Resource Economics 1992-97 Editor, Association of Environmental and Resources Economist Newsletter 1993 Editorial Council, Journal of Environmental Economics and Management 1993-97 Associate Editor, Journal of Environmental Economics and Management 1995- Editorial Review Board, Environment and Development Economics 1997- Associate Editor, American Journal of Agricultural Economics Other 1991- Science Advisory Board, "Ecology, Economics and Environment," Kluwer Academic Publishers 1992 Iowa State Foundation Award for Early Achievement in Research 1992-94 Member, Complex Ecological Economic Systems, Beijer International Institute of Ecological Economics, Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences 1994-95 Advisory Board, School of Environmental and Natural Resources, University of Wyoming 1994 Distinguished Alumni Award, College of Business, University of Wyoming 1994-96 Member, Environmental Economics Expert Group, Black Sea Environmental Programme, Global Environmental Fund, United Nations Development Programme 1996- Nominator, Nobel Prize in Economics, Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences 1997- Adjunct Professor of Economics, University of Rhode Island Selected Publications Environmental Economics. Theory and Practice, Oxford and London: Oxford University Press and MacMillan Publishers (with N. Hanley and B. White), 1997. Integrating Economic and Ecological Indicators, Westport, CT: Praeger Publishers (edited with J.W. Milon), p. 216, 1995. The Endangered Species Act and Private Property. The Calculus of Conservation, edited. Austin: University of Texas Press (in press). Global Environmental Economics, Oxford: Oxford University Press (with N. Hanley and B. White), in preparation. "A Political Economy in an Ecological Web," Environmental and Resource Economics (forthcoming 1998). "Global Climate Policy," Public Policies for Environmental Protection (P. Portney and R. Stavins, eds.). Washington, D.C.: Resources for the Future (with M. Toman) (forthcoming 1998). "Economic and Resource Impacts of Policies to Increase Organic Carbon in Agricultural Soils," Soil Management and Greenhouse Effect (R. Lal, J. Kimble, E. Levine, and B. Stewart, eds.), Boca Raton: CRC Press, Inc. 1995, 309-328 (with A. Bouzaher, D. Holtkamp, and R. Reese). "Use of Economic Instruments for Environmental Protection in Developing Countries, "Economic Instruments for Environmental Management in Developing Countries, OECD Documents, 1993, 67-98 (with P. Crossen and D. King). "Economics of the Endangered Species Act," Journal of Economic Perspectives (with G. Brown) (forthcoming 1998). "Environmental Conflicts with Asymmetric Information: Theory and Behavior," Game Theory and the Global Environment (N. Hanley and H. Folmer, eds.) London: Edgar Elgar Publishers (with T. Hurley) (forthcoming 1997). "Valuing Ecosystem Change," Economies and Ecosystems in Change: Analytical and Historical Perspectives (J. van den Bergh and J. van Straaten, eds.) London: Edgar Elgar Publishers (with S. Kask) 1997, pp. 291-314. "Individual Choice and Environmental Risk," The Handbook of Environmental and Resource Economics (J. van den Bergh, ed.) London: Edgar Elgar Publishers (with T. Crocker (forthcoming 1998). "Effort Levels in a Cournot Nash Contest with Asymmetric Information," Journal of Public Economics (with T. Hurley) (forthcoming). "Self-Interest and Equity in a Bargaining Tournament with Non-Linear Payoffs," Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization, 1997. "Resolving Differences in Willingness to Pay and Willingness to Accept," American Economic Review (with S. Shin, J. Kliebenstein, and D. Hayes), 1994. "Environmental Conflict and the SLAPP," Journal of Environmental Economics and Management 33, 1997, 253-273 (with T. Hurley). "Hypothetical-Actual Bid Calibration of a Multi-Good Auction," Economics Letters (with J. List and M. Margolis) (forthcoming 1998). "CVM-X: Calibrating Contingent Values with Experimental Auction Markets," American Journal of Agricultural Economics (with J. Fox, D. Hayes, and J. Kliebenstein) (forthcoming 1998). "Environmental Conflicts and Interconnected Games: An Experimental Note on Institutional Design," Game Theory and the Global Environment (N. Hanley and H. Folmer, eds.) London: Edgar Elgar Publishers (with S. Kroll and C. Mason) (forthcoming 1998). "On the Bounds of the Economic Lore 'of Nicely-Calculated Less or More' for Natural Environments," Modelling Change in Economic and Environmental Systems (A. Jakeman, ed.) New York: John Wiley and Sons (with T.D. Crocker) (forthcoming 1998). Vita Jason Shogren Department of Economics and Finance University of Wyoming Laramie, WY 82071-3985 307.766.5430 (5090 fax) [email protected] 29 January 1998 Education Ph.D., Economics, University of Wyoming, 1986 B.A., Economics, University of Minnesota, 1980 Employment 1995- Stroock Distinguished Professor of Natural Resource Conservation and Management & Professor of Economics University of Wyoming 1997 Senior Economist, Environmental and Natural Resource Policy Council of Economic Advisers Executive Office of the President 1993 Visiting Associate Professor of Natural Resource Economics Yale University 1990-96 Associate Professor of Economics Iowa State University Selected Professional Service and Awards Editorial Services 1991- Editorial Board, Environmental and Resource Economics 1992-97 Editor, Association of Environmental and Resources Economist Newsletter 1993 Editorial Council, Journal of Environmental Economics and Management 1993-97 Associate Editor, Journal of Environmental Economics and Management 1995- Editorial Review Board, Environment and Development Economics 1997- Associate Editor, American Journal of Agricultural Economics Other 1991- Science Advisory Board, "Ecology, Economics and Environment," Kluwer Academic Publishers 1992 Iowa State Foundation Award for Early Achievement in Research 1992-94 Member, Complex Ecological Economic Systems, Beijer International Institute of Ecological Economics, Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences 1994-95 Advisory Board, School of Environmental and Natural Resources, University of Wyoming 1994 Distinguished Alumni Award, College of Business, University of Wyoming 1994-96 Member, Environmental Economics Expert Group, Black Sea Environmental Programme, Global Environmental Fund, United Nations Development Programme 1996- Nominator, Nobel Prize in Economics, Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences 1997- Adjunct Professor of Economics, University of Rhode Island Selected Publications Environmental Economics. Theory and Practice, Oxford and London: Oxford University Press and MacMillan Publishers (with N. Hanley and B. White), 1997. Integrating Economic and Ecological Indicators, Westport, CT: Praeger Publishers (edited with J.W. Milon), p. 216, 1995. The Endangered Species Act and Private Property. The Calculus of Conservation, edited. Austin: University of Texas Press (in press). Global Environmental Economics, Oxford: Oxford University Press (with N. Hanley and B. White), in preparation. "A Political Economy in an Ecological Web," Environmental and Resource Economics (forthcoming 1998). "Global Climate Policy," Public Policies for Environmental Protection (P. Portney and R. Stavins, eds.). Washington, D.C.: Resources for the Future (with M. Toman) (forthcoming 1998). "Economic and Resource Impacts of Policies to Increase Organic Carbon in Agricultural Soils," Soil Management and Greenhouse Effect (R. Lal, J. Kimble, E. Levine, and B. Stewart, eds.), Boca Raton: CRC Press, Inc. 1995, 309-328 (with A. Bouzaher, D. Holtkamp, and R. Reese). "Use of Economic Instruments for Environmental Protection in Developing Countries, "Economic Instruments for Environmental Management in Developing Countries, OECD Documents, 1993, 67-98 (with P. Crossen and D. King). "Economics of the Endangered Species Act," Journal of Economic Perspectives (with G. Brown) (forthcoming 1998). "Environmental Conflicts with Asymmetric Information: Theory and Behavior," Game Theory and the Global Environment (N. Hanley and H. Folmer, eds.) London: Edgar Elgar Publishers (with T. Hurley) (forthcoming 1997). "Valuing Ecosystem Change," Economies and Ecosystems in Change: Analytical and Historical Perspectives (J. van den Bergh and J. van Straaten, eds.) London: Edgar Elgar Publishers (with S. Kask) 1997, pp. 291-314. "Individual Choice and Environmental Risk," The Handbook of Environmental and Resource Economics (J. van den Bergh, ed.) London: Edgar Elgar Publishers (with T. Crocker (forthcoming 1998). "Effort Levels in a Cournot Nash Contest with Asymmetric Information," Journal of Public Economics (with T. Hurley) (forthcoming). "Self-Interest and Equity in a Bargaining Tournament with Non-Linear Payoffs," Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization, 1997. "Resolving Differences in Willingness to Pay and Willingness to Accept," American Economic Review (with S. Shin, J. Kliebenstein, and D. Hayes), 1994. "Environmental Conflict and the SLAPP," Journal of Environmental Economics and Management 33, 1997, 253-273 (with T. Hurley). "Hypothetical-Actual Bid Calibration of a Multi-Good Auction," Economics Letters (with J. List and M. Margolis) (forthcoming 1998). "CVM-X: Calibrating Contingent Values with Experimental Auction Markets," American Journal of Agricultural Economics (with J. Fox, D. Hayes, and J. Kliebenstein) (forthcoming 1998). "Environmental Conflicts and Interconnected Games: An Experimental Note on Institutional Design," Game Theory and the Global Environment (N. Hanley and H. Folmer, eds.) London: Edgar Elgar Publishers (with S. Kroll and C. Mason) (forthcoming 1998). "On the Bounds of the Economic Lore 'of Nicely-Calculated Less or More' for Natural Environments," Modelling Change in Economic and Environmental Systems (A. Jakeman, ed.) New York: John Wiley and Sons (with T.D. Crocker) (forthcoming 1998). 021912G9.WPD Page 1 PETER J. WILCOXEN Department of Economics Phone: (512) 475-8531 University of Texas Fax: (512) 471-3510 Austin, TX 78712 [email protected] EDUCATION Ph.D. Economics, Harvard University, March 1989 A.M. Economics, Harvard University, 1985 B.A. Physics, Magna cum Laude, Phi Beta Kappa, University of Colorado, 1982 PROFESSIONAL APPOINTMENTS Assistant Professor, Department of Economics, University of Texas, 1991-present. Nonresident Senior Fellow, The Brookings Institution, January 1995-present. Visiting Fellow, The Brookings Institution, July-December 1994. Visiting Scholar, Department of Economics, Harvard University, 1990-1991. Senior Research Fellow, Department of Economics, University of Melbourne, 1989-90. Visiting Research Fellow, Department of Economics, University of Melbourne, 1984-85. Economist, Southern California Edison Company, Summer 1984. Economist, Environmental Protection Agency, Summer 1983. PUBLICATIONS "Coastal Erosion and Sea Level Rise: Implications for Ocean Beach and San Francisco's Westside Sewer Transport Project," Coastal Zone Management Journal, 14(3), pp. 173-191, 1986. "Environmental Regulation and U.S. Economic Growth," The Rand Journal of Economics, 21(2), pp. 314-340, Summer 1990. (with Dale W. Jorgenson) "Intertemporal General Equilibrium Modeling of U.S. Environmental Regulation," Journal of Policy Modeling, 12(4), pp. 715-744, Winter 1990. (with Dale W. Jorgenson) "The Effects of Fiscal Restraint on the Australian Economy as Projected by the Murphy and MSG2 Models: A Comparison," The Economic Record, June 1991. (with Bruce F. Parsell and Alan A. Powell) "Global Change, Energy Prices, and U.S. Economic Growth," Structural Change and Economic Dynamics, 3(1), pp. 135-154, 1991. (with Dale W. 021912G9. Page 3 J. Goettle and Dale W. Jorgenson) "The Global Consequences of Regional Environmental Policies: An Integrated Macroeconomic Multi-Sectoral Approach," in Y. Kaya, et al., (eds.), Costs, Impacts, and Benefits of CO2 Mitigation, Laxenburg, Austria: International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis, pp. 247-272, 1993. (with Warwick J. McKibbin) "Energy Prices, Productivity and Economic Growth," in R.H Socolow, D. Anderson and J. Harte, (eds.), Annual Review of Energy and the Environment, Vol. 18, Palo Alto: Annual Reviews Inc., pp. 343-95, 1993. (with Dale W. Jorgenson) "Energy, the Environment and Economic Growth," in Allen V. Kneese and James L. Sweeney (eds.), Handbook of Natural Resource and Energy Economics, Vol. 3, Amsterdam: North-Holland, pp. 1267-1349, 1993. (with Dale W. Jorgenson) "Intertemporal Equilibrium Modeling of Energy and Environmental Policies," in P.-O. Johanssen, B. Kristom and K.G. Mahler, (eds.), Current Issues in Environmental Economics, New York: Manchester University Press, pp. 171-191, 1995. (with Dale W. Jorgenson) "The Role of Services in Modeling the Global Economy", Asia-Pacific Economic Review, 2(2), 1996. (with Warwick J. McKibbin) "The Economic Implications of Greenhouse Gas Policy," in H. Edward English and David Runnalls (eds.), Environment and Development in the Pacific: Problems and Policy Options, Addison-Wesley, pp. 8-34, 1996. (with Warwick J. McKibbin) "Future Projections and Structural Change," in N. Nakicenovic, W.D. Nordhaus, R. Richels and F.L. Toth (eds.), Climate Change: Integrating Science, Economics, and Policy, Laxenburg, Austria: International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis, pp. 181-206, 1996. (with Philip Bagnoli and Warwick J. McKibbin) "The Long-Run Dynamics of Fundamental Tax Reform," American Economic Review Papers and Proceedings, 87(2), pp. 126-132, May 1997. (with Dale W. Jorgenson). "A Better Way to Slow Global Climate Change," Brookings Institution Policy Brief, No. 17, June 1997. (with Warwick J. McKibbin) "Fundamental U.S. Tax Reform and Energy Markets," The Energy Journal, 021912G9, WPD Page 4 18(3), pp. 1-30, 1997. (with Dale W. Jorgenson) "The Effects of Fundamental Tax Reform and the Feasibility of Dynamic Revenue Estimation," in Joint Committee on Taxation, Joint Committee on Taxation Tax Modeling Project and 1997 Tax Symposium Papers (JCS-21-97), U.S. Government Printing Office, November 20, 1997. (with Dale W. Jorgenson) "The Theoretical and Empirical Structure of G-Cubed," Economic Modelling, forthcoming. (with Warwick J. McKibbin) "Global Economic Prospects: Medium Term Projections and Structural Change," in The Sustainable Future of the Global System, Tokyo: The United National University, forthcoming. (with Philip Bagnoli and Warwick J. McKibbin) "Environmental Policy and International Trade," in M. McAleer, S. Mahendrarajan, and A. Jakeman, Modeling Change in Environmental Systems, forthcoming. (with Warwick J. McKibbin) ADELE C. MORRIS 12/97 Council of Economic Advisers 2908 Edgehill Dr. Old Executive Office Building Alexandria, VA 22302 Washington, DC 20502 (703) 299-0940 (202) 395-5012 FAX (202) 395-6870 [email protected] Citizenship: USA Education: Princeton University, Ph.D. candidate Princeton University, M.A., Economics, 1992 University of Utah, M.S., Applied Mathematics, 1987 Rice University, B.A., Mathematical Sciences, Art and Art History, 1985 Ph.D. thesis topic: Essays on State and Local Public Finance Publication: "Property Tax Treatment of Farmland: Does Tax Relief Delay Land Development?" publication forthcoming early 1998, in Local Government Tax and Land Use Policies in the United States: Understanding the Links, edited by Helen Ladd, Edward Elgar Publishing. Ltd. Major Fields of Interest: Public Finance Natural Resource and Environmental Economics Rural Sector and Regional Economics Expected Date of Completion of Thesis: May 1998 Principal Thesis Advisor: Professor David Bradford Fellowships and Awards: Department of Agriculture Honor Award, 1997 OMB Special Achievement Awards, 1996 and 1997 Princeton University Fellowship, September 1990 - June 1994 P.E.O. Scholar Award, September 1992 - June 1994 University of Utah Fellowship, September 1985 - June 1987 Professional Policy Experience: Senior Economist, Council of Economic Advisers, Executive Office of the President, September 1997 - present Policy Analyst, Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs, Office of Management and Budget, Executive Office of the President, September 1995 - June 1997 Teaching and Related Experience: Teaching Assistant for Professor John Londregan, Econometrics, Princeton University, Spring 1995, a course in the MPA program of the Woodrow Wilson School Teaching Assistant for Professor Burton Singer, Advanced Statistics, Princeton University, Fall 1994, a course in the MPA program of the Woodrow Wilson School Editorial Assistant for Professor Harvey Rosen, updated Instructor's Manual for Public Finance, 4th Edition, Fall 1994 Teaching Assistant for Professor Vijaya Ramachandran, Economics of Development, Princeton University, Spring 1994 Teaching Assistant and Course Organizer for Professor Harvey Rosen, Princeton University, Public Finance, Fall 1992 and Fall 1993; Introductory Microeconomics, Spring 1993 Instructor, Algebra Camp, for incoming Woodrow Wilson School MPA students, Princeton University, August 1993, 1994 Instructor, Introductory Microeconomics, Woodrow Wilson Fellowship Program Summer Institute, Princeton University, Summer 1992 Instructor, Pre-calculus Mathematics, Woodrow Wilson Fellowship Program Summer Institute, Princeton University, Summer 1991 Instructor, Calculus and Pre-Calculus Mathematics and assisted instruction of Advanced Microeconomics, Economics Institute Program for International Graduate Students, Boulder, Colorado, Summer 1990 Instructor for mathematics and computer studies, University of Maryland Asian Division, Japan, August 1988 to July 1989 (five accelerated semesters) Research and Teaching Assistant for Professor Robert Barnhill, Numerical Analysis, Department of Mathematics, University of Utah, 1985 to 1987 Other Professional Experience: Mathematical Software Developer, Spatial Technology, Inc., Boulder, Colorado, 1987 to 1988 Work in Progress: "Does State and Local Government Employment Respond Asymmetrically to Changes in Income?" in progress, October 1997 "Does Investment in Roads Lead to Conversion of Farmland?" in progress, October 1997 References: Professor David Bradford Professor Harvey Rosen Woodrow Wilson School Department of Economics Princeton University Princeton University Princeton, NJ 08544 Princeton, NJ 08544 (609) 258-1856 (609) 258-4022 Dr. Janet L. Yellen Chair, Council of Economic Advisers Old Executive Office Building Washington, DC 20502 (202) 395-5042

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