Curriculum Vitae
About
Eli Fenichel’s research approaches natural resource management and sustainability as a portfolio management problem by considering natural resources as a form of capital. He is interested in how people can and do allocate natural resources and natural resource risks through time. This leads to a strong interest in feedbacks among humans, ecosystems, and the management of coupled ecological-economic processes. His research is applied in a wide variety of systems including: natural capital valuation, fisheries, infectious disease, groundwater, tropical forests, and grasslands.
Courses
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611 Introduction to Environmental Data Science (First Class begins Sept 6) |
Fenichel F - 2:30-4:30 |
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624 Economics of Sustainability |
Fenichel M,W - 2:30-3:50 |
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730 |
Fenichel Tentative |
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762 Applied Math for Environmental Studies (AMES):Foundations for Measuring and Modeling Environmental and Socio-environmental Systems |
Fenichel M,W - 10:30-11:50 |
Fenichel TBA - TBA |
