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Energy and environmental economist Jeri Sawyer specializes in developing interactive and predictive models that support decision making.

Washington's DES contracts (#22222) meet competitive bidding laws, reduce risk, and streamline purchasing for environmental projects.

Assessing the economic potential to meet California's offshore wind targets, focusing on workforce development and local supply chains.

Greene Economics partners with DOH to transform Washington's shellfish program. Growers & tribes, your insights are vital—get involved!

The National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine (NASEM) contracted with Greene Economics to conduct a review of the...

The Greene Economics team examined recent trends in cost increases for salmon recovery projects in Puget Sound, with a focus on those...

Founding Partner Rabia Ahmed becomes 2023 President of Women in Environment – WIE and 2023 President-Elect of the American Water...

We are thrilled to see the release yesterday of a national strategy to develop statistics for environmental-economic decisions, or a...

Will your company be ready? The team at Greene Economics along with our engineering and science partners are experts in the science of...

Climate regulation is coming - whether companies are ready for it or not. "In March 2022, the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)...

Greene Economics is working with Laisar Management to assist ComEd/Exelon in evaluating the success of Community of the Future initiative...

Greene Economics recently provided the Washington State legislature with an estimate of the total cost to remediate and mitigate...

How Greene Economics is Helping Clients Meet Disclosure Requirements and Achieve Net-Zero Goals Greene Economics has worked with flood...

Rabia Ahmed, one of the founders of Greene Economics, is Co-Chairing the American Water Resources Association’s (AWRA) 2022 Annual Water...

Greene Economics Principals (Dr. Gretchen Greene, Rabia Ahmed, and Jeri Sawyer) with assistance from Karen Sullivan (economics student at...

The short answer to this question is no. Data suggest that older people are more affected by COVID-19 than younger ones, men more than...

By Gretchen Greene, Rabia Ahmed, and Jeri Sawyer from Greene Economics, with contributions from Deborah McGrath, Professor of Biology at...

As we continue to shelter-in-place and ponder our own vulnerability to the virus, many of us are also worried about the status of our...