Dear Climate-L Readers: The Office of Transportation and Air Quality of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is seeking candidates to conduct analysis of environmental strategies to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and criteria air pollutants from the transportation sector. The team is looking for an economist or policy analyst with experience conducting analyses of cost effectiveness of public programs, knowledge of emissions trading, and familiarity with quantitative analytical techniques including cost-benefit analysis. The well qualified individual will also be able to communicate with non-economists about basic economic concepts including supply and demand, marginal and average costs, externalities such as traffic congestion, induced travel, and air pollution. Responsibilities will include planning, conducting, and managing complex economic analyses on a variety of transportation and environment choices. The official job announcement, HQ-OAR-DE-2006-0005 for an Economist at the GS 11 or 12 level, is open for applications from January 3-17 at www.usepa.gov/ezhire. If you have questions, please feel free to contact Sharon Saile via e-mail at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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