Hungerman, Daniel M.

Every day is earth day evidence on the long-term impact of environmental activism / Daniel Hungerman and Vivek Moorthy


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We use variation in weather to study the long-term effects of activism during the original Earth Day on attitudes, environmental outcomes, and children's health. Unusually bad weather on April 22, 1970 is associated with weaker support for the environment 10 to 20 years later, particularly among those who were school aged in 1970. Bad weather on Earth Day is also associated with higher levels of carbon monoxide in the air and greater risk of congenital abnormalities in infants born in the following decades. These results identify benefits to volunteer activity that would be impossible to identify until years after the volunteering occurs.


MEDIO AMBIENTE
CONSERVACION
CAMBIO CLIMATICO
CONTAMINACION
POLITICA DEL MEDIO AMBIENTE
ESTADOS UNIDOS


Moorthy, Vivek

American Economic Journal : Applied Economics 1945-7782 v. 15, n. 1, January 2023, p. 230-258

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