1/6 NEW REPORT! 🏘️Damage Control examines the macroeconomic costs of #ClimateChange, and shows how climate impacts will cost Canada billions, slowing the economy and hitting households hard.
#cdnpoli#DamageControl
https://t.co/yuieGC6G6E
Extremely proud of @EcoAHEC Masters' students Sidita Belo and @NicolasPinsonn.
Their terrific essay, titled "Pandemic, Permafrost, and Policy" was a top-5 finalist in @IPAC_IAPC 's National Student Paper Competition.
Well done ! 💪💪💪
Read it here ⬇️
https://t.co/pkhXYCXs0x
Je découvre avec retard l'excellent résumé de notre analyse sur les gagnants des dérèglements climatiques, par @jmpottier pour @philomag . Merci ! #cop26#climatewinnners
À quelque chose malheur est bon : Ma découverte techno de cette pandémie aura été @wooclap. Utilisation intuitive, interface claire et agréable. Je parle de mon expérience dans cette entrevue: https://t.co/PyKIvFYLB4
Do #climatewinners deserve their gains? If not, whom should they give them to?
Kian Mintz-Woo at @eriucc and I answer both questions in our latest open-access article in Economics and Philosophy: https://t.co/pA6QwNgIVI
A great suite of teaching tools at https://t.co/XgabWhcqCU, from in-class experiments to Socratic debates, including discussions based on videogames.
Detailed description now available in the Journal of Economic Education. Congrats, @PicaultJ !
Pour le Canada, atteindre la #carboneutralité est réalisable & pourrait être avantageux. Des choix politiques & stratégiques forts peuvent nous permettre d'y parvenir. Pour en savoir plus, consultez notre rapport: Vers un Canada carboneutre #cdnpoli https://t.co/rbbTCYPT7N
Ma dernière entrevue suite à la parution du dernier rapport de la Commission de l'écofiscalité du Canada
@EcofiscalCanada#pleasetaxmyCO2#2030istomorrow
"La taxe carbone, la solution la plus crédible : Entrevue avec Justin Leroux"
https://t.co/MYH9fIVcip
Many thanks to @ProfGajevic for an insightful @ClimateMcgill conference.
My own talk can be viewed from 39:00 to 1:03:00 at https://t.co/e122VJ9rJp
(Apologies to my handful of followers. You are not (all) bots. 😉)
LISTEN: Our Chair @ctsragan makes the case for carbon pricing as a low-cost, flexible, and genuinely conservative policy on @TheCurrentCBC. Starts at 2:26 #carbonpricing#cdnpoli https://t.co/hGSpvLcK0Q
@KjetilVisnes@RosendahlKE Glad you agree the mechanism we highlight is relevant for some Arctic areas. Granted, it may have less force in others. If Norway stopped exploration in the Barents, it would slow down progress in Arctic drilling/transport technology, making it more expensive for other players.
Interesting new paper by J. Leroux and D. Spiro: "Leading the unwilling: Unilateral strategies to prevent Arctic oil exploration". Highlights: "Technological spillovers strategic tool for leaving Arctic fossil fuels untouched; Norway could be pivotal"
https://t.co/NZwXI4C3iy
@olehelgesen7@KjetilVisnes@RosendahlKE Thanks for the input. Our model can handle the important distinction you mention. Would be happy to work with more informed numbers!
@KjetilVisnes@RosendahlKE Numerical assumptions can be improved, and input is welcome. The driving tech assumption is taken straight from then-Statoil's dir. of exploration: "the full potential in the Arctic can only be tapped through innovation and technological improvements and by getting costs down."