ClimateWire: "White House to agencies: Tally projects’ financial damage to ecosystems"
By Jean Chemnick
St. Pölten Konkret: „Klima und Natur sagen danke“
Gespräch mit Michael Koppensteiner
Guiding Misguided Economic Forces In The Right Direction
Conversation with Josh Spodek
acatech: "Geoengineering: Rettung oder Risiko?"
Amerikahaus, Munich
What the Climate Fight Is Really About
Hint: It's about minimizing risks and uncertainties.
A Congestion Toll New York Can Live With
By Charles Komanoff & Gernot Wagner
ClimateWire: "EPA's carbon metric may underestimate climate damage — at least for now"
By Jean Chemnick
WSJ: "Weeks of Extreme Heat Strain Small Businesses and Economy"
By Scott Patterson, Jennifer Hiller, and Alyssa Lukpat
Dialogues de l’économie citoyenne
Paris, France
Clean Core Thorium Energy and the Role of Nuclear Power in the Low-carbon Transition
Columbia Business School Case
Decarbonizing voestalpine High-Performance Metal
Columbia Business School Case
Heute: „11,5 Hektar täglich – Klimaökonom fordert Netto-Baustopp“
Gespräch mit Lydia Matzka-Saboi
Die Presse: "Wie gefährlich ist der Wasserstoff-Hype?"
von Matthias Auer
OPEC Fund Development Forum
Vienna, Austria
SPRIND Podcast: Geoengineering
Gespräch mit Thomas Ramge
There’s Only One Way to Fix New York’s Traffic Gridlock
by Charles Komanoff and Gernot Wagner
How to Think About Climate-Tech Solutions
To think that technology will save us from climate change is to invite riskier behavior, or moral hazard. Whether a climate technology creates new problems has little to do with the solution, and everything to do with us.