The Environmental Defense Fund has a new internship program, and it's designed to help young economists make a "positive impact in the field of economics," the group says in a press release.
The 10-week program, which starts this summer, is open to both grad students and undergrads, and it's designed to help them "understand the economic consequences of climate change," the group says.
The interns will work on a variety of projects, from studying methane emissions from oil and gas to analyzing the impact of clean-energy policies on the US economy, the release notes.
"The climate crisis requires not only urgent action, underpinned by a robust framework of proven economic-driven solutions to effectively address its multifaceted challenges," the group says.
"Given the increasing urgency, we need economists at the forefront, conducting rigorous research and informing policy decisions," the group says.
"Through internships, we aim to create lasting partnerships with talented individuals who will continue to make a positive impact in the field of economics."
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