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5.09.2016
Children and Climate Change: The Science of Climate Change
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Michael Oppenheimer and I have an overview of the science of climate change in the new Children and Climate Change issue of the open-a...
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4.01.2013
The potential for global fisheries management
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Status and Solutions for the World’s Unassessed Fisheries Christopher Costello, Daniel Ovando, Ray Hilborn, Steven D. Gaines, Olivier Des...
2.20.2013
"Climate Extremes: Recent Trends with Implications for National Security"
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Last year, I participated in a few workshops where we thought through some of the "worst case scenarios" as well as potential mec...
2.13.2013
Building Back Worse
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It's sometimes hypothesized that after a natural disaster, populations "Build Back Better," meaning that the reconstruction ...
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1.31.2013
Ethos or Logos?
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Last week, Bjorn Lomborg wrote an opinion piece in the WSJ preemptively attacking the climate policies that he speculates Obama will endors...
12.11.2012
Is it true that "Everyone's a winner?" Dams in China and the challenge of balancing equity and efficiency during rapid industrialization
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Jesse and I both come from the Sustainable Development PhD Program at Columbia which has once again turned out a remarkable crop of job m...
11.12.2012
Were the cost estimates for Waxman-Markey overstated by 200-300%?
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Jesse and I both come from the Sustainable Development PhD Program at Columbia , which has once again turned out a remarkable crop of job m...
5.31.2012
Setting technological goals for political feasibility in US climate legislation
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In Nature Climate Change: Willingness to pay and political support for a US national clean energy standard Joseph E. Aldy, Matthew J. Ko...
5.09.2012
AGU Science Policy Recap
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Last week I had the pleasure of attending the first AGU Science Policy Conference in DC. One of the things I like the most about AGU eve...
2.20.2012
Model Uncertainty vs Policy Uncertainty in climate projections
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Policy-makers often suggest that climate model projections remain too uncertain to base policy on, frequently blaming the quality of the mo...
1.25.2012
Global Policy Journal
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I ran across a copy of this new journal in the lounge of the WWS. It looks pretty interesting and boasts an impressive editorial board . ...
1.16.2012
Ask an economist
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Or, more aptly, ask 40 of the top economists alive what they think about a given policy statement . I found out about the IGM Forum's E...
12.20.2011
Where do I get a forecast of ENSO?
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My colleagues and I have been pushing the idea that ENSO forecasts should be broadly integrated into economic, security and social policie...
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11.29.2011
Are we producing negative wealth?
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Environmental Accounting for Pollution in the United States Economy Nicholas Z. Muller, Robert Mendelsohn and William Nordhaus Abstract: ...
11.22.2011
Child labor and empirical development
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Sol and I each recently come across empirical papers on child labor which, at least at first glance, seem to arrive at rather different conc...
10.20.2011
Consensus building and norm engineering
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The New York Times has a fascinating article on a recent radical decline in the prevalence of female genital cutting / mutilation in Senegal...
6.09.2011
Reconsidering the war on drugs
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Last week, the Global Commission on Drug Policy published their Report which argues that a "War on Drugs" policy is an inefficie...
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8.28.2010
A new mechanism to consider when measuring climate impacts on economies
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[A shorter (and more heavily copy-edited) version of this post was published in EARTH Magazine, read it here .] My paper Temperatures an...
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8.11.2010
Geoengineering?
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I was just on the website of EARTH Magazine (a magazine published by the American Geological Institute and whose target audience is the sci...
7.29.2010
Revisiting Project Star and the Long-Term Impacts of Educational Interventions
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Some big news in educational economics came out this week with a team of economists including Raj Chetty and Emmanuel Saez releasing some...
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