Climate Policy—Past, Present, and Future
Fall 2018
Fast, cheap, and imperfect? US public opinion about solar geoengineering
by Aseem Mahajan, Dustin Tingley, and Gernot Wagner
Factoring in the forgotten role of renewables in CO2 emission trends using decomposition analysis
by Kristina Mohlin, Jonathan R. Camuzeaux, Adrian Muller, Marius Schneider, and Gernot Wagner
Ramsey discounting calls for subtracting climate damages from economic growth rates
by J. Paul Kelleher and Gernot Wagner
European Forum Alpbach Geoengineering
Alpbach, Austria
Why the EPA gives Taxpayers the Biggest Bang for their Hard-earned Buck
With a 9x return, EPA gives taxpayers the biggest ROI of any federal agency
Fear of solar geoengineering is healthy – but don't distort our research
Models suggest solar geoengineering could reduce climate change and our independently assessed studies are vital to understanding its full potential
Forum on U.S. Solar Geoengineering Research
Washington, DC
Harvard Electricity Policy Group
Scottsdale, AZ
The Kathleen Dunn Show
Wisconsin Public Radio
Cop22 After Trump
The Good and Bad News for Climate Change
From Copenhagen to Paris
by Richie Ahuja, Jonathan Camuzeaux, Thomas Sterner, and Gernot Wagner
Pluses and Minuses of a Carbon Tax
by Nat Keohane & Gernot Wagner
World Bank
Washington, DC
Linking sound economics with global politics
In honor of the 2014 Upton Scholar Robert N. Stavins
"Risky Business" stands out in growing sea of climate reports
Lessons in managing climate risks from some most familiar with financial ones
Cleaner air gave Americans a $4,300 pay raise
There's no such thing as a free lunch, but sometimes you are paid to eat it.
Carbon pricing vs. regulation: An economist weighs in
Price carbon, and get out of the way. It's effective. It’s cheap. It works. Except for when politics gets in the way.
