Professor of Environment and Sustainability, School for Environment and Sustainability
Environment and Sustainability
Michael Moore's teaching involves courses in microeconomics, environmental economics, and ecosystem services. His research interests include water resource economics and environmental economics. He has ongoing research to develop models of the environmentally responsible consumer (with applications to consumption of green electricity); to study land-use adaptation to weather risk and climate change; and to value water quality using the hedonic price method.
Affiliations
The affiliations listed below show engagement with the Graham Sustainability Institute.
- Education Programs
- Dow Programs
- Distinguished Awards
- Seed Grantee
- Distinguished Faculty Fellow
- Distinguished Awards
- Dow Programs
- Emerging Opportunities
- Integrated Assessments
- Campus
- Integrated Assessments
- Water Center
- Freshwater
- GL Large Grants
- Technical Reviewer
- GL Large Grants
- Freshwater