Climate change is a spatial phenomenon. While it will be very costly at equatorial latitudes, where it is already
Policies to limit carbon emissions create trade-offs between reduction and redistribution for policymakers, especially in countries with high inequality.
Green innovation is a key ingredient in the fight against climate change. But while there has been significant progress
The ambition of the Paris Agreement is to limit global warming to “well below 2°C”. This column argues that
The Inflation Reduction Act aims to narrow the gap between greenhouse gas mitigation pledges and implementation in the US.
Climate change is a topic that is especially prone to political polarisation and ‘asymmetric updating’ – the tendency for
Developing countries are facing mounting pressures to incorporate environmental concerns into their policy reform agendas, leading to concerns that
The EU Emissions Trading System incentivises firm-level innovation away from carbon-intensive technologies through price signalling. This column examines the
Negotiations over phasing out fossil fuels at the COP28 climate summit highlighted how difficult it is for the international
Classical economic models routinely included land as a production factor, a practice economists later abandoned. This column argues that
Climate change is a spatial phenomenon. While it will be very costly at equatorial latitudes, where it is already
Policies to limit carbon emissions create trade-offs between reduction and redistribution for policymakers, especially in countries with high inequality.
Green innovation is a key ingredient in the fight against climate change. But while there has been significant progress
The ambition of the Paris Agreement is to limit global warming to “well below 2°C”. This column argues that
The Inflation Reduction Act aims to narrow the gap between greenhouse gas mitigation pledges and implementation in the US.
Climate change is a topic that is especially prone to political polarisation and ‘asymmetric updating’ – the tendency for
Developing countries are facing mounting pressures to incorporate environmental concerns into their policy reform agendas, leading to concerns that
The EU Emissions Trading System incentivises firm-level innovation away from carbon-intensive technologies through price signalling. This column examines the
Negotiations over phasing out fossil fuels at the COP28 climate summit highlighted how difficult it is for the international
Classical economic models routinely included land as a production factor, a practice economists later abandoned. This column argues that
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