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Our group applies expertise in high resolution quantitative policy analysis and technoeconomic assessment to inform water-energy-food policy. We have developed generalizable frameworks for assessing spatially resolved air-water emissions tradeoffs and applied these models to quantify the net benefits of proposed water quality regulations in industrial and municipal applications. We have quantified risk heterogeneity arising from several federal and state water and energy policies, demonstrating the potential for disparate impacts and environmental injustice under federalist policy structures. And we have developed a suite of capacity expansion models, uncertainty quantification models, and econometric behavioral response models for informing the design, monitoring, and enforcement of water policies.
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