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David Keiser

Professor of Resource Economics

University of Massachusetts Amherst

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College of Social and Behavioral Sciences

David Keiser is currently serving as a College Of Social And Behavioral Sciences Professor of Resource Economics at University of Massachusetts Amherst.

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University of Massachusetts Amherst

Professor of Resource Economics

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public policy environmental economics economics environmental science environmental policy water resource management water resources water quality agricultural economics water policy applied economics economic analysis ecological economics economic behavior water resource policy natural resource economics resource policy economic research water governance resource economics clean water act environmental policy of the united states sustainable development water-energy-food nexus revealed preferences nutrient management assessment models environmental impact assessment ecological indicator clean water water science water conservation integrated assessment watershed management river basin management water resource law choice models water quality management nexus thinking water valuation pollution regulation united states biological condition gradient fire ecology hydrological process coastal management environmental values applied ecology water demand international demand environmental pollution integrated modeling ecological modelling model integration river restoration water ecologies hydrobiology microbial diversity environmental legislation dynamic pricing pricing policy natural resource valuation preference modeling choice theory experimental decision making uncertain measured benefits us investment net benefits past half century water pollution regulation burning waters water nexus automatic dishwasher detergent total economic value spatial scale regulatory objectives

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Do Earmarks Target Low-Income and Minority Communities? Evidence From Us Drinking Water. AEA Papers and Proceedings (2024)

David A. KeiserBhashkar MazumderDavid MolitorJoseph S. ShapiroBrant J. Walker

health policywater policyenvironmental policy of the united stateswater securityminority communitiesminority influencepublic healthpublic policy

Environmental Justice and the Clean Water Act: Implications for Economic Analyses of Clean Water Regulations. Environmental and Energy Policy and the Economy (2024)

Tihitina AndargeYongjie JiBonnie L. KeelerDavid A. KeiserConor McKenzie

clean water acteconomicsenvironmental justiceenvironmental economicsenergy policyenvironmental policypublic policyclean water regulations

Improving Private Well Testing Programs: Experimental Evidence From Iowa. Environmental Science & Technology (2024)

Gabriel E. LadeJacqueline ComitoJamie BenningCatherine KlingDavid Keiser

drinking water behaviorshealth promotionpreventive medicinehealth planningprevention sciencecommunity healthwater policyhealth preventiondrinking waterprivate wellsenvironmental health perspectivepublic health interventionspublic healthpublic policybehavior change (public health)

Information Scripts and the Incentive Compatibility of Discrete Choice Experiments. Journal of the Association of Environmental and Resource Economists (2024)

Christian A. VosslerDavid A. KeiserCatherine L. KlingDaniel J. Phaneuf

choice modelseconomicsmechanism designexperimental decision makingchoice theorydecision theoryinformation scriptsbehavioral economicsdecision sciencebehavioral decision makingexperimental economicseconomic behaviorbehavioral sciences

Machine Learning Predicts Which Rivers, Streams, and Wetlands the Clean Water Act Regulates. Science (2024)

Simon GreenhillHannah DruckenmillerSherrie WangDavid A. KeiserManuela GirottoJason K. MooreNobuhiro YamaguchiAlberto TodeschiniJoseph S. Shapiro

water resourcesenvironmental scienceecologywater qualitymachine learningaquatic ecosystemsclean waterhydrological processwater ecologiesriver basin managementhydrologywatershed managementcoastal managementwater governancepublic policyriver restoration

Economic Effects of Environmental Crises: Evidence From Flint, Michigan. American Economic Journal Economic Policy (2023)

Peter ChristensenDavid A. KeiserGabriel E. Lade

environmental crisesenvironmental economicseconomicseconomic policy

Measuring the Social Benefits of Water Quality Improvements to Support Regulatory Objectives: Progress and Future Directions. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2023)

Chris C. MooreJoel CoronaCharles GriffithsMatthew T. HeberlingJulie A. HewittDavid A. KeiserCatherine L. KlingD. Matthew MasseyMichael PapenfusDaniel J. PhaneufDavid J. SmithChristian A. VosslerWilliam Wheeler

functional ecologyenvironmental scienceecologycommunity (ecology)microbiomeenvironmental microbiologyregulatory objectivesapplied ecologywater quality improvementsmicrobial ecologymicrobial communitieshydrobiologymicrobial diversity

Quantifying the Water Quality Impacts of Intensive Farming in China: A Satellite Data Approach. SSRN Electronic Journal (2023)

Chuan TangYifeng GuoLian FengDavid Keiser

economy of chinaintensive farmingwater resourcespest managementagricultural water managementenvironmental sciencewater qualityland usesocial science researchpublic healthnutrient managementsocial sciencessustainable agriculturefarm management

Valuing Improvements in the Ecological Integrity of Local and Regional Waters Using the Biological Condition Gradient. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2023)

Christian A. VosslerChristine L. DolphJacques C. FinlayDavid A. KeiserCatherine L. KlingDaniel J. Phaneuf

water resourcesenvironmental valuesenvironmental resource managementenvironmental scienceecologywater resource managementspatial scaleenvironmental economicswater valuationriver basin managementwatershed managementbiological condition gradientecosystem servicesecological indicatorwater conservationtotal economic valueecological economics

Replication Materials for: 'Valuing Improvements in the Ecological Integrity of Local and Regional Waters Using the Biological Condition Gradient'. Harvard Dataverse (2022)

Christian Allen VosslerChristine L. DolphJacques C. FinlayDavid A. KeiserCatherine L. KlingDaniel Phaneuf

environmental scienceecologywater qualitywater resource managementwater valuationwater resource policyfreshwater biologywater quality managementbiological condition gradientreplication materialsbcg scoresbiological integrity

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David Keiser

Professor of Resource Economics

University of Massachusetts Amherst

Affiliations

College of Social and Behavioral Sciences

David Keiser is currently serving as a College Of Social And Behavioral Sciences Professor of Resource Economics at University of Massachusetts Amherst.

Honors

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David Keiser

University of Massachusetts Amherst

Professor of Resource Economics

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Do Earmarks Target Low-Income and Minority Communities? Evidence From Us Drinking Water. AEA Papers and Proceedings (2024)

David A. KeiserBhashkar MazumderDavid MolitorJoseph S. ShapiroBrant J. Walker

health policywater policyenvironmental policy of the united stateswater securityminority communitiesminority influencepublic healthpublic policy

Environmental Justice and the Clean Water Act: Implications for Economic Analyses of Clean Water Regulations. Environmental and Energy Policy and the Economy (2024)

Tihitina AndargeYongjie JiBonnie L. KeelerDavid A. KeiserConor McKenzie

clean water acteconomicsenvironmental justiceenvironmental economicsenergy policyenvironmental policypublic policyclean water regulations

Improving Private Well Testing Programs: Experimental Evidence From Iowa. Environmental Science & Technology (2024)

Gabriel E. LadeJacqueline ComitoJamie BenningCatherine KlingDavid Keiser

Information Scripts and the Incentive Compatibility of Discrete Choice Experiments. Journal of the Association of Environmental and Resource Economists (2024)

Christian A. VosslerDavid A. KeiserCatherine L. KlingDaniel J. Phaneuf

Machine Learning Predicts Which Rivers, Streams, and Wetlands the Clean Water Act Regulates. Science (2024)

Simon GreenhillHannah DruckenmillerSherrie WangDavid A. KeiserManuela GirottoJason K. MooreNobuhiro YamaguchiAlberto TodeschiniJoseph S. Shapiro

Economic Effects of Environmental Crises: Evidence From Flint, Michigan. American Economic Journal Economic Policy (2023)

Peter ChristensenDavid A. KeiserGabriel E. Lade

environmental crisesenvironmental economicseconomicseconomic policy

Measuring the Social Benefits of Water Quality Improvements to Support Regulatory Objectives: Progress and Future Directions. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2023)

Quantifying the Water Quality Impacts of Intensive Farming in China: A Satellite Data Approach. SSRN Electronic Journal (2023)

Chuan TangYifeng GuoLian FengDavid Keiser

Valuing Improvements in the Ecological Integrity of Local and Regional Waters Using the Biological Condition Gradient. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2023)

Christian A. VosslerChristine L. DolphJacques C. FinlayDavid A. KeiserCatherine L. KlingDaniel J. Phaneuf

Replication Materials for: 'Valuing Improvements in the Ecological Integrity of Local and Regional Waters Using the Biological Condition Gradient'. Harvard Dataverse (2022)

Christian Allen VosslerChristine L. DolphJacques C. FinlayDavid A. KeiserCatherine L. KlingDaniel Phaneuf

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