TAMMA CARLETON
I am an Assistant Professor of Agricultural and Resource Economics at UC Berkeley. I am the Director of the Climate & Energy program at the Environmental Markets Lab at UC Santa Barbara, an affiliate of the Climate Impact Lab, an affiliate of the Center for Effective Global Action, a standing committee member of the National Academies of Sciences Environmental Health Matters Initiative, a Beijer Young Scholar, and a faculty research fellow at the National Bureau of Economic Research.
I joined Berkeley after a faculty position at UC Santa Barbara's Bren School of Environmental Science and Management and a postdoc at University of Chicago. I completed my PhD in Agricultural and Resource Economics at UC Berkeley, where I was an EPA STAR Fellow and a Doctoral Fellow in the Global Policy Lab at the Goldman School of Public Policy. I have masters degrees from the University of Oxford, where I was a Rhodes Scholar.
I am an environmental and resource economist, using large geospatial datasets to answer questions at the intersection of environmental change and economic development. I study climate, water, air pollution, and remote sensing.
RECENT PUBLICATIONS
Liddell, T., A. Boser, S. Orofino, T. Mangin, and T. Carleton
Environmental Modelling and Software (2024)
Carleton, T., L. Crews, and I. Nath
AEA Papers & Proceedings (2024)
Boser, A., K. Caylor. A. Larsen, M. Pascolini-Campbell. J.T. Reager, and T. Carleton
Nature Communications (2024)
Zhang*, P., T. Carleton*, L. Lin, and M. Zhou
Nature Sustainability (2024)