🚨 New Paper Alert! We’ve synthesized 1,823 SCC estimates, revealing that typical values are too low. Our new approach, informed by expert insights, updates the SCC to $283/ton. Structural decisions matter! #climate#scc https://t.co/q0TMAAu1Tg
New paper out in @PNASNews with @ClimateFran, @jrising, Simon Dietz, @ivanjrudik & @GernotWagner providing most comprehensive evidence on the social cost of carbon (SCC) with a meta-analysis + expert survey & a combination of elements of both to generate a “synthetic SCC”👇
Excited to share my latest work on Delaware's coastal economy! 🌊✨ It's growing 5x faster than the state, supports 104,540 jobs, contributes $820M in taxes, and generates $8.3B in revenue. #MarineEconomy#Sustainability https://t.co/FbpEIkbqXa
🚀 Excited to announce a new publication in the Journal of Open Source Education: “A practical guide to climate econometrics”! 🌍 Dive into key decision points in weather & climate data analysis & access our tutorial with code snippets. Check it out! https://t.co/XyWMtb18ry
We're missing some of the biggest risks in climate change, and it's going to take interdisciplinary coordination on a level we've never seen before to fix it. https://t.co/Ib080E6oG4 #newresearch#climatechange
New report: Damages from climate change in the UK to reach 7.4% of GDP by 2100 under current policies, with a 1-in-20 chance of being greater than 16% of GDP. Benefits of stopping climate change are much more than the costs. @GRI_LSE@OpenModeling
https://t.co/3R13OtFFIK
Our review, "Challenges and innovations in the economic evaluation of the risks of climate change" is out in Ecological Economics! Every aspect of our understanding of climate risks is being improved-- it's an exciting time to be a researcher!
https://t.co/SgUIDL56DU
Our first AWASH paper is out, showing off our spatial optimization model of US water! We show that there's a huge gap between current water stress metrics and the potential of water infrastructure.
https://t.co/TxtlxM5FHv
Our new paper produces a new estimate of the risks of climate change, offering evidence on two of the biggest questions in the field: the role of persistent damages and climate variability!
https://t.co/nh0FCWw73i
Coverage: https://t.co/uBNHQ1PJm0
Announcing our new paper, which finally brings the literature on the economic costs of climate tipping points together into one META model (https://t.co/cjubCBcmh4): https://t.co/83jrMlWnJg
Crop switching & relocation of crop production to different states in the US could prevent up to half of predicted losses in agricultural profits from climate change impacts according to new research by @jrising & Naresh Devineni https://t.co/5y13SCX0NL
Bloomberg Green has an awesome article on our work estimating the death toll from climate change, with some really beautiful visualizations about the consequences of poverty.
https://t.co/lDBfTbxEpg
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The world's fisheries are connected by 5 degrees of separation! See our new paper in @sciencemagazine on the hidden ways that fisheries depend on international flows around the globe.
https://t.co/0EAuD9wJPT
#complexoceans#smallworld#beyonderdosnumbers
The importance of water: About 18 million people fall into poverty from floods and droughts every year, 20x more than all other natural disasters combined.
https://t.co/gHNU85lFD4
New paper with @K_BCampbell and @jmklopp1 on the importance of informal transit in Nairobi! See my summary, https://t.co/5EMig8nkMs, or jump to the paper: https://t.co/SlDKYKV7ob
Made some "Rampaunt Perre" from the Pleyn Delit medieval cookbook: "Peoren ysoden (pears boiled) in water, [with] þree lyouns raumpauns [three heraldically rearing lions]." (But as beavers, naturally #mitgaard4life) #currentmiddleages#subtlety#moleculargastronomyathome
Started The Second Sex: "All human existence is transcendence and immanence at the same time; to go beyond itself, it must maintain itself, to thrust itself into the future, it must integrate the past into itself, and while relating to others, it must confirm itself in itself."