Environmental Econ PhD Candidate
I am a PhD Candidate at Cornell Dyson School of Applied Economics and Management. I study Environmental and Resource economics, and I’m particularly interested in water management and climate change adaptation.
I am starting as a Postdoc at the Observatory on the Environmental Footprint of AI hosted by Paris School of Economics.
I also have a free stuff page if you’re in Ithaca.
My job market paper is about how farmers in California adapt to surface water scarcity.
My CV is here. You can reach me at asm395@cornell.edu.
“The benefits and costs of agricultural adaptation to surface water scarcity”: Job Market Paper, click here for latest version!
“Equity and Efficiency in International Climate Adaptation Portfolios” with Derek Lemoine and Ivan Rudik
“Quantifying the future effects of current natural resource use: A global study of groundwater drawdown”
Rudik, Ivan, Derek Lemoine, and Antonia Marcheva. "Equity and efficiency in the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law's adaptation investments." Environmental and Energy Policy and the Economy 6, no. 1 (2025): 65-100.