A new paper, Optimal Conservation Outcomes Consider Donor Geography and Their Willingness to Support More Distant Projects, by Paul Armsworth, et. al. has been published in the Biological Conservation, a leading international journal in the discipline of conservation science. The paper examines patterns of philanthropic giving to conservation to priority locations for protecting biodiversity. Armsworth […]
The Howard H. Baker Jr. School of Public Policy and Public Affairs (Baker School) at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, will offer certificate programs in several strategic public policy areas beginning in Fall of 2024. The certificates were built with all levels of education and working professionals in mind. Certificates are available as add-ons to […]
The Tennessee Valley Authority and University of Tennessee Baker School of Public Policy and Public Affairs launched the Valley Pathways Study in February 2023 to evaluate the existing environmental landscape and explore opportunities to reduce carbon emissions and create a competitive, sustainable economy. The study brought together 24 participants from multiple sectors, including transportation, agriculture, […]
Energy systems essential for supporting our everyday activities face increasing threats from wars, pandemics, climate change, and other unexpected events. An international team of researchers found that demand-oriented solutions have a significantly greater potential to reduce our vulnerability to energy crises compared to supply measures. Governments typically rely on policies focused on energy supply to […]
Building a Competitive, Clean Economy Webinar Recording The Valley Pathways Study team hosted a live webinar on February 29, 2024, on the Study’s Preliminary Findings. About the Study The Tennessee Valley Authority and University of Tennessee Baker School of Public Policy and Public Affairs launched the Valley Pathways Study in February 2023 to evaluate the […]