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Introduction
John Sherwood currently works at the Department of Environmental Engineering and Earth Science, Clemson University. John does research in Energy Economics, Environmental Economics and Mechanical Engineering. Their current project is 'BaSKET'.
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Economists rarely model the economy as explicitly bound by earth’s ecological systems. Modeling the dynamic interactions of both human and non-human systems is admittedly a challenging task, as it requires expertise from multiple disciplines. Within the last 10 years, a wide variety of research papers have been published that include some biophysic...
This study analyzes datasets from the Energy Information Administration, Environmental Protection Agency, and the U.S. Geological Survey to build a detailed picture of the CO2e emissions generated by coal rail transportation over the past decade. We use a GIS-based network analysis to illustrate how coal transportation routes and shipments have cha...
We developed a physically-based environmental account of US food production systems and integrated these data into the environmental-input–output life cycle assessment (EIO-LCA) model. The extended model was used to characterize the food, energy, and water (FEW) intensities of every US economic sector. The model was then applied to every Bureau of...
Industrialized society will transition away from dependence on non-renewable resources (fossil fuels, in particular) sometime in the foreseeable future. How disruptive this transition will be to the economy and societal well-being is unknown, particularly if there are any sudden resource supply constraints. However, the effects of resource supply c...
