Professor of Energy and Environmental Policy
Charles Sims is an expert in environmental and natural resource economics with a special emphasis on the role of risk and uncertainty in natural resource, environmental and energy policy. His research has investigated issues related to renewable energy adoption, climate change mitigation and adaptation, invasive and endangered species, forest management, and infectious diseases. Sims also serves as the director of the Center for Energy, Transportation, and Environmental Policy.
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Baker School of Public Policy and Public Affairs
Center for Energy, Transportation, and Environmental Policy