The analysis of residential water demand has long attracted attention from researchers.
However, the central topics at issue have evolved considerably, transitioning from estimating …

Improving residents' waste recycling behavior is crucial for enhancing resource efficiency
and reducing carbon emissions. Previous questionnaire-based studies have reported that …

Nudging has emerged as an alternative policy for managing water demand in the residential
sector. Indeed, numerous field studies have been recently published to assess the impact of …

New technologies allow perfect detection of environmental violations at near-zero marginal
cost, but take-up is low. We conducted a field experiment to evaluate enforcement of water …

High-frequency panel data sets, where outcomes and regressors are observed at a daily or
hourly frequency, are increasingly available in environmental and resource economics. To …

Determining changes in water consumption behavior due to recurring external stressors (eg
droughts and socio-economic fluctuations) and previously unseen shocks like the COVID-19 …

In this paper, we evaluate a randomized controlled trial in which households were given
Home Water Reports (HWRs) that provided recent consumption information aside a social …

Resource-conserving technologies are widely reported to benefit both the people who adopt
them and the environment. Evidence for these “win-win” claims comes largely from modeling …

Evaluations of economic interventions usually focus on one target behavior. This study
extends the evaluation scope to multiple untargeted behaviors. We evaluate a hot water …

Water scarcity, aggravated by growing demands, represents a significant challenge for
humanity. Promoting household sustainable water-consumption behaviors has become …