Water Resources Economist
Water Resources Economists study the use and management of water resources, and develop plans to ensure that these resources are used sustainably. They may work for government agencies, private companies, or nonprofit organizations.
What Water Resources Economists Do
Water Resources Economists may perform the following tasks:
- Conduct research on water resources, including their availability, quality, and use
- Develop plans for the management of water resources, including water conservation, water allocation, and water quality protection
- Advise government agencies, private companies, and nonprofit organizations on water resources issues
- Educate the public about water resources issues
- Write reports, articles, and other publications on water resources issues