Urban Sustainability

Urban Sustainability

Addressing fundamental issues of urban sustainability effectively and with foresight requires the leveraging of resources and insight across a wide spectrum of fields and disciplines, including science and technology, the social sciences, urban planning, and public health.

Upcoming Events

May 23 2013
Robert Sloan Mini-course IV: Energy Markets: Economic and Regulatory Challenges

6:00 P.M. - 8:00 P.M.
Harris School of Public Policy, Room 289B

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EPIC in the News

Dec 01 2012
EPIC Part of ANL Energy Storage Hub

The University of Chicago will contribute in many ways to the partnership that Argonne National Laboratory assembled to establish a new, $120 million batteries and energy storage hub for the U.S. Department of Energy, called the Joint Center for Energy Storage Research.

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EPIC Faculty Profiles - Professor James Sallee

EPIC Faculty Profiles - Professor James Sallee photo

James Sallee is an assistant professor in the Harris School of Public Policy Studies at the University of Chicago. He researches various topics in the area of public economics, with an emphasis on taxation and environmental policy. His current research is focused on evaluating how firms and consumers react to public policies aimed at improving the fuel economy of new vehicles. This work includes empirical investigations of the effects of tax subsidies, fuel economy standards, and gasoline prices.  He completed his PhD in economics at the University of Michigan in 2008.

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Publications Database

EPIC features publications from a researches on a variety of energy-related topics.

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