Research Areas:

State and regional water policy and management

Selected Organizations and Committees:

Committee on the Status of Women in the Economics Profession
Arizona Water Quality Appeals Board
Arizona Board of Medical Examiners
Governor's Water Management Commission
Governor's Transportation Vision 21 Task Force

Education:

Ph.D,. Economics, Princeton University
M.A., Economics, Princeton University
A.B., Douglass College of Rutgers University

Recent Publications:

“Good Intentions, Unintended Consequences: The Central Arizona Groundwater Replenishment District,” with Christopher Avery, Carla Consoli and Robert Glennon, Arizona Law Review, forthcoming, 2007.
“Visit Shows Israel, AZ Face Similar Issues,” Arizona Water Resource, September-October 2006.
“Restoration Projects Consider Needs of the Environment,” Essay in Arizona Policy Choices, Morrison Institute, Arizona State University, Forthcoming.
“Time for Annual State-of-the-WRRC Report,” Arizona Water Resource, July-August 2006.
“Arizona’s Recharge and Recovery Policies and Programs,” in Bonnie G. Colby and Katharine L. Jacobs, ed. Arizona Water Policy: Management Innovations in an Urbanizing, Arid Region, RFF Press, forthcoming.
“Arizona Officials Grapple with Growth – Water Supply Dilemma,” Arizona Water Resource, May-June 2006.
“Water and Growth,” Co-authored with Susanna Eden, Chapter 4, Arizona’s Rapid Growth and Development: Natural Resources and Infrastructure, Background Report prepared for the 88^th Arizona Town Hall, April 2006.
“Water Budget Can Be Monstrously Complicated,” Arizona Water Resource, March-April 2006.
“An Introduction to the Central Arizona Groundwater Replenishment District,” co-authored with Justin Ferris and Susanna Eden, PDF, posted January 2006.
“US Army Corps of Engineers Plays a Lead Role in Achieving Sustainable Riparian Systems in the Southwest: the Arizona Example” (co-authored with Susanna Eden), Environmental Newsletter, Central Regional Environmental Office, US Army Environmental Center, Issue 4, 2005. Issued January 2006.
“Revised AWS Rules, Key to Efforts to Reduce Groundwater Overdraft,” Arizona Water Resource, January-February 2006.


	Sharon Megdal Director Water Resources Research Center Professor and Specialist, Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics Research Areas: State and regional water policy and management Selected Organizations and Committees: Committee on the Status of Women in the Economics Profession Arizona Water Quality Appeals Board Arizona Board of Medical Examiners Governor's Water Management Commission Governor's Transportation Vision 21 Task Force Education: Ph.D,. Economics, Princeton University M.A., Economics, Princeton University A.B., Douglass College of Rutgers University Recent Publications: “Good Intentions, Unintended Consequences: The Central Arizona Groundwater Replenishment District,” with Christopher Avery, Carla Consoli and Robert Glennon, Arizona Law Review, forthcoming, 2007. “Visit Shows Israel, AZ Face Similar Issues,” Arizona Water Resource, September-October 2006. “Restoration Projects Consider Needs of the Environment,” Essay in Arizona Policy Choices, Morrison Institute, Arizona State University, Forthcoming. “Time for Annual State-of-the-WRRC Report,” Arizona Water Resource, July-August 2006. “Arizona’s Recharge and Recovery Policies and Programs,” in Bonnie G. Colby and Katharine L. Jacobs, ed. Arizona Water Policy: Management Innovations in an Urbanizing, Arid Region, RFF Press, forthcoming. “Arizona Officials Grapple with Growth – Water Supply Dilemma,” Arizona Water Resource, May-June 2006. “Water and Growth,” Co-authored with Susanna Eden, Chapter 4, Arizona’s Rapid Growth and Development: Natural Resources and Infrastructure, Background Report prepared for the 88^th Arizona Town Hall, April 2006. “Water Budget Can Be Monstrously Complicated,” Arizona Water Resource, March-April 2006. “An Introduction to the Central Arizona Groundwater Replenishment District,” co-authored with Justin Ferris and Susanna Eden, PDF, posted January 2006. “US Army Corps of Engineers Plays a Lead Role in Achieving Sustainable Riparian Systems in the Southwest: the Arizona Example” (co-authored with Susanna Eden), Environmental Newsletter, Central Regional Environmental Office, US Army Environmental Center, Issue 4, 2005. Issued January 2006. “Revised AWS Rules, Key to Efforts to Reduce Groundwater Overdraft,” Arizona Water Resource, January-February 2006. Agricultural and Resource Economics Homepage of Sharon Megdal Sharon Megal's CV (Updated 28 February 2007) Contact Sharon Megdal: 520-792-9591 ext.21 smegdal@cals.arizona.edu
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