Analyzing the Economics of a Changing Climate: Data-Driven Support for Sustainability and Resilience

Climate change is reshaping the economic landscape in ways that are already measurable and will only intensify. Infrastructure planners, federal program managers, and policy analysts increasingly need rigorous economic tools to assess climate-related risks, evaluate mitigation investments, and quantify the costs and benefits of adaptation strategies. Jack Faucett Analytics brings the quantitative modeling expertise, sector knowledge, and policy experience to help clients integrate climate and sustainability considerations into investment decisions, regulatory frameworks, and long-range planning.

JFA’s climate change and sustainability practice combines environmental economics, infrastructure risk assessment, and benefit-cost analysis to support clients navigating the intersection of climate policy and public investment. We analyze the economic consequences of extreme weather events on transportation and energy infrastructure, model the costs and benefits of greenhouse gas reduction strategies, and help agencies develop the performance metrics and monitoring frameworks needed to track sustainability commitments over time. Our work reflects both the technical rigor of applied environmental economics and a deep understanding of how federal agencies integrate climate considerations into their regulatory, planning, and investment processes.