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Marin Elisabeth Skidmore

University of Illinois

Lisa Rausch

University of Wisconsin - Madison

Piyush Gandhi

University of California, Santa Cruz

Extinguishing the Blaze: Impact of Crop Residue Management on Stubble Burning in India

Air pollution is a major health concern in many Indian cities exposing millions of people to extremely toxic air. Stubble burning is a major contributor to air pollution in northern parts of India, where it accounts for up to 40% of air pollution [SAFAR, 2019]. After conducting a pilot randomised controlled trial in August 2022 with 205 farmers, researchers finds that providing information and bio-decomposers to farmers reduced burning by 29% in comparison to control group farmers.

Research Project
31 Jul 2024

How Do Production Networks Adapt to Extreme Weather Events?

This paper considers how far private adaptation may reduce future vulnerability to flood risk.

Research Note
6 Sep 2024

Production Network Disruptions: Evidence from the Civil-Conflict in Ethiopia

This paper examines the role of trade networks in the dissemination and amplification of shocks, using the 2020 Ethiopian civil war as a quasi-natural experiment.

Research Note
6 Sep 2024

Firm Adaptation in Production Networks: Evidence from Extreme Weather Events in Pakistan

This paper considers how far private adaptation may reduce future vulnerability to climate risks. Using data on monthly firm-to-firm transactions from Pakistan, we find that flood-affected firms are more likely to relocate to safer ground, and shift purchases towards suppliers in less f

Working Paper
6 Sep 2024

Production Network Disruptions: Evidence from the Civil-Conflict in Ethiopia

This study investigates the role of trade networks in the dissemination and amplification of economic shocks using the 2020 Ethiopian civil war as a quasi-natural experiment.

Working Paper
6 Sep 2024

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