In February, I gave the opening keynote talk at the Planet Texas 2050 symposium at the University of Texas Austin. UT has uploaded a video of my talk, “Sustainability across the University: Expanding the Disciplinary Range of Teaching, Scholarship, and Artistic Expression Responding to Environmental Change”, to YouTube.
Recent Blog Posts
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Keynote talk at Planet Texas 2050 Symposium -
Economic inequality plays an important role in environmental migration I have a new paper, with Kelsea Best and Bishawjit Mallick, in which we used pattern-oriented agent-based modeling to study environmentally-driven migration in rural Bangladesh and found that economic inequality in rural villages plays a crucial role.
Recent Publications
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K. Best, J. Gilligan, & B. Mallick, Economic inequality is a crucial determinant of observed patterns of environmental migration, Nature Communications: Earth & Environment 6. ABSTRACT DOI PDF -
B. He, J. Gilligan, & J. Camp, Incorporating spatial autocorrelation in dasymetric mapping: A hierarchical poisson spatial disaggregation regression model, Applied Geography 169, 103333. ABSTRACT DOI PDF -
M.D. Caballero et al., Incentivizing household action: Exploring the behavioral wedge in the 2021 Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act and the 2022 Inflation Reduction Act, Energy Policy 186, 113992. ABSTRACT DOI PDF -
M.G. Burgess et al., Supply, demand, and polarization challenges facing U.S. climate policies, Nature Climate Change. ABSTRACT DOI PDF
Recent & upcoming Teaching
- Probability & Statistics for Geosciences, January–May 2025. now on