Climate policy economics: a five-part series (February 2019)
- On buying insurance, and ignoring cost-benefit analysis
- Climate damages: Uncertain but ominous, or $51 per ton?
- Methane measurements and short attention spans
- Prices are not enough
- Inequality, sunk costs and climate policy
Who needs the Dakota Access Pipeline?
Green State America: How to keep America’s climate promises
TTIP rhetoric and reality: Europe’s regulations at risk
How the Koch brothers are hacking science
Your iPhone causes China’s pollution
America’s electric infrastructure too dependent on water
As good as a stopped clock: the House does transparency
Secret climate cost calculations: the sequel
The Boston bombing and the militarization of risk
Not-so-smart ALEC: How the lobbying group uses bad data to fight clean energy
Climate economics: the state of the art
Will climate change crush agriculture? New research challenges complacency
U.S. export strategy: the Saudi Arabia of coal?
Can clean energy campaigns stop climate change?
Did environmentalists kill climate legislation?
Bjorn Lomborg: same skeptic, different day
The atrazine e-mails: science with an attitude is still science