How much will getting to net zero energy cost? The answer may surprise you - there is a good chance it will actually make us richer. Mitigating climate change, reducing pollution and improving health are thrown in for free...https://t.co/xUAXmznDOq
Transforming our systems to thrive within #PlanetaryBoundaries depends on influencing economic policy and equipping young people with scientific understanding, as Cameron Hepburn, Professor of Environmental Economics at the @UniofOxford explains
#VillarsSymposium#YouthEducation
Oxford City Council is trying to reduce air pollution. If you live in Oxford, please respond to the consultation (many opponents are responding and may block this!). https://t.co/c16RSojc7w #AirPollution @Pete_Scarbs @OxHealthEcon@Oxford_NDPH@OxfordBiology
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A frank & honest discussion of the role of fossil fuels in net zero
Watch @UniofOxford academics @mcgivernalexis1@camjhep & Myles Allen
"There is no long-term future of fossil fuels - they will be phased down and out, starting with the unabated fuels"
https://t.co/2DkT88hTZC
🚨We are hiring a postdoc in environmental economics joint between @OxfordEconDept and @NatureRecovery 🌳🪻🦋. 1-3 years depending on your preferences, no teaching requirements, interest in biodiversity/market design is a big plus. Please share and apply: https://t.co/APUN4B1tKI
We could stop climate change – and the solutions to it could benefit us all.
Tune in tonight at 9.15pm to watch The Great Climate Fight on Channel 4. #ClimateFight#ChangeClimate
Really interesting paper by @camjhep & colleagues
Finds solar and wind farms can easily power the UK by 2050
Though Hepburn says due to UK nuclear fleet, a 100% renewable energy system prob won't come to pass
https://t.co/biCMMZWAfB
NEW WORKING PAPER
“Sensitive Intervention Points: A strategic approach to climate action”
Coming soon @OxrepJournal, we set out a framework for ‘Sensitive Intervention Points’ or SIPs
A practical way to bring systems thinking to intervention ideation & prioritisation.
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About to start! 👉👉👉👉👉 Is Net Zero Development Possible? with Dr Montek Singh Ahluwalia.
Tune in on our YouTube channel and watch live:
https://t.co/LsogBoVXBE
The dangers of climate change are now widely understood. However, the willingness to take tough policy decisions is lacking, especially where there are concerns about how they could impact economic growth. 6th Adrian Fernando Memorial Lecture | 23 June | https://t.co/HBmD2OtfrB
"Just imagine if all the money that we ploughed into #fossilfuels over the last century had gone to #solar & #renewable technologies instead. Isn't that a tantalising idea?" @camjhep at @TEDxLBS
How solving the climate crisis will make us richer| Watch: https://t.co/g5kWE7uW7t
Recent calls to triple renewables by 2030 would suggest approx. 20-25% pa growth in solar and result in expected cost reductions of nearly 50% - new analysis from Rupert Way @camjhep@TheSmithSchool
https://t.co/TvpbYjy6lZ
"I am truly honoured to become the next Director of the Smith School and I feel a strong connection with my work and the School’s mission." @Mette_Morsing appointed new director of the Smith School:
@StEdmundHall@UniofOxford@oxfordgeography
https://t.co/OKNrm6AYsj