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Roger Pielke Jr.
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Thanks for Reading
by rogerpielkejr on 17 augustus 2018 at 01:30
For now, at least, this blog is not being updated. Thanks for reading. If you’d like to be in touch, please send an email. If I’ve got something to say it’ll be at […]
Climate Science Watch
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[Agro-] Industrial Policy IS Climate Policy
by Anne Polansky on 20 februari 2019 at 13:03
Underscoring the need for a multidisciplinary approach to complex problem-solving such as ensuring safe and adequate food supplies in a climate-disrupted world, key staff for Government […]
Jos Cozijnsen
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Meer klimaatambitie en kostenbesparing met de...
by jc on 4 december 2018 at 10:53
“Realiseer je een deel van de CO2-doelen met mondiale projecten, dan bespaar je in 2030 een-derde en in 2050 de helft van de kosten” Eerder toonde een studie van de Wereldbank en Ecofys […]
Richard Tol
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Open Access does not remove the market power of...
by Richard S J Tol on 1 februari 2019 at 09:42
Research used to be open access. To read a learned paper, you went to a university library. Academics had privileged access because that library was near their offices. Papers have now moved online, […]
On Climate Change Policy
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Increasing the political acceptability of carbon...
by adamwhitmore on 5 maart 2019 at 10:17
Straightforward, practical measures can make carbon taxes more acceptable to voters. Carbon pricing often faces political obstacles due to public opposition … Carbon pricing has spread widely […]
Matthew Kahn
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Blue Skies Over Beijing (Princeton Press 2016) by...
by Matthew Kahn on 17 maart 2019 at 20:05
The March 2019 JEL has published a review of my co-authored (joint with Siqi Zheng of MIT) 2016 Princeton Press book: Blue Skies Over Beijing: Economic Growth and the Environment in China. The […]
Economics of Climate (R. Tol)
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Lipstick on a bear
by Richard S J Tol on 19 december 2017 at 17:26
See her […]
Chris Hope
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US Open tennis scoring gives worse players a...
by cwhope on 23 augustus 2018 at 12:17
Just before Wimbledon I wrote a blog post showing how the weird scoring system in tennis makes it more likely that the worse player will win a match there than if the scoring system were purely based […]