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Roger Pielke Jr.
- Thanks for Readingby 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 rogerpielkejr.com.
Climate Science Watch
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Jos Cozijnsen
- Climate policy under Biden: homework &...by jc on 14 januari 2021 at 16:14
With Biden, the United States can give global climate policy the necessary stimulus, and fill in the political vacuum if it gets its own house back in order. New US President Joe Biden cited climate […]
Richard Tol
- Peer review in scientific authority and media...by richardtol on 17 augustus 2019 at 08:55
Nature Communications published a paper last week that argues that the media pay undue attention to people who do not worry much about climate change. The journal and authors are now in all sorts of […]
On Climate Change Policy
- Avoiding incentives for CCS projects to make more...by adamwhitmore on 17 februari 2021 at 10:07
Paying CCS projects per tonne of CO2 captured tends to create incentives to make more CO2. Basing payments on emissions savings, with actual emissions compared with what they would be without CCS, […]
Matthew Kahn
- Free Copies of a New Urban Economics Book:...by Matthew E. Kahn on 23 februari 2021 at 16:15
I am delighted to announce that my new book Unlocking the Potential of Post-Industrial Cities has just been published. For those who have an active Twitter account, you can request a free e-book by […]
Economics of Climate (R. Tol)
- Power shortages in Indiaby richardtol on 26 oktober 2019 at 14:55
Hunt Allcott, Allan Collard-Wexler, and Stephen D. O’Connell published a paper on the impact of electricity shortages in India. It's one of those how-did-this-get-into-the-AER type of papers.* […]
Chris Hope
- COVID-19 death rate is higher in European...by ch11 on 2 juli 2020 at 11:29
Early in the COVID-19 pandemic I saw some data implying there were of the order of 30,000 people alive in the UK who would have been expected to die in the previous two flu seasons, but who didn’t […]