· @ely
158 followers · 598 posts · Server mastodon.green

Financial system and climate crisis: When will the climate-financial crash come?

experts warn of a new economic crisis caused by global warming. The economic models would underestimate the situation.

taz.de/Finanzsystem-und-Klimak


via @tazgetroete

#climate #climateeconomics

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David Sacerdote · @dsacer
466 followers · 2241 posts · Server fediscience.org

There's a working paper out the economics of cutting CO2 emissions from the manufacture of Portland cement.

"optimal abatement levels are highly sensitive to carbon prices in the range of €80-150/t. That is, cement producers would optimally reduce their emissions by 78% at €100/tCO2, while €155/tCO2 provide incentives sufficient for near-full decarbonization"

The paper:
dx.doi.org/10.2139/ssrn.443483

Author's Tweets:
twitter.com/guntherglenk/statu

#climateeconomics #economics #climatecrisis #cement

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Doug Bostrom · @Doug_Bostrom
560 followers · 4934 posts · Server scicomm.xyz

It's nice that "digging holes and refilling them" as a measure of progress is being questioned.

"We stress that NbS must not be used to distract attention away from reducing emissions associated with fossil fuel use or to promote an agenda for perpetual economic growth and call on government policy makers to decenter GDP growth as a core economic and political target, refocusing instead on human and ecological well-being."

journals.plos.org/climate/arti

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Doug Bostrom · @Doug_Bostrom
551 followers · 4877 posts · Server scicomm.xyz

And elsewhere?

"We show how, in this idealised example, in a 2C warmer world (relative to pre-industrial), the UK could lose on average 15 million (or 2.5 of) days of outdoor physical work in a working year (225 days) as a result of heat-stress, which could equate to more than 1.5 billion of economic loss (roughly 0.07 of UK annual GDP)."

sciencedirect.com/science/arti

#climateeconomics

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Andrzej Talarczyk · @andrzej_talarczyk
1 followers · 278 posts · Server mstdn.science

RT @SteffenHentrich
There are four reasons why money is saved if emission reduction targets are lenient at first while becoming more stringent over time. ⁦@RichardTol⁩

#climateeconomics

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Doug Bostrom · @Doug_Bostrom
525 followers · 4658 posts · Server scicomm.xyz

Hmm.

"...the use of fixed (wired) and analogue telephone technologies increases consumption-based and territorial-based CO2 emissions ... the use of mobile telephone and internet technologies reduces consumption-based and territorial-based CO2 emissions and the impact is stronger at the upper quantile distribution..."

Leading somehow to a conclusion that economic freedom (what exactly is that?) is good.


link.springer.com/10.1007/s106

#climateeconomics #methodofmomentsquantileregression

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Drea and Team · @NewScience101
119 followers · 315 posts · Server mastodon.social
Doug Bostrom · @Doug_Bostrom
402 followers · 3259 posts · Server scicomm.xyz

"Our results show that the expansion of social networks can increase [hydrocarbon emissions] through enlarging consumption quantity and upgrading consumption structure, which is motivated by the comparison behavior based on status-seeking."

Not open access but there's a bit of a toehold nonetheless.



sciencedirect.com/science/arti

#climateeconomics #climateandconsumerconsumption #socialmediaclimateimpacts

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Christian Franzke · @chlef
277 followers · 314 posts · Server fediscience.org

In "Economics for the future – Beyond the superorganism" the author makes the point that our relies heavily on but that standard theory ignores this fact by assuming but different energy forms have different densities (this makes fossil fuels and nuclear so difficult to replace in practice)

Read the paper here

sciencedirect.com/science/arti

#climateeconomics #climatecrisis #openaccess #substitutability #economic #energy #economy

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Lee Cartier · @lcartier
1 followers · 1 posts · Server econtwitter.net

Hello everyone, I understand that new people to Mastodon should do an .

I’m a professor emeritus of business administration at Okanagan College in British Columbia. I retired from teaching some years ago, but I am still very active in business and economics research. My current project looks at business strategy toward climate change mitigation. For anyone interested, my prior research is available at researchgate.net.

#introduction #climatechange #climateeconomics #circulareconomy

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benjaminbuse · @benjaminbuse
173 followers · 447 posts · Server scicomm.xyz
Christian Franzke · @chlef
63 followers · 3 posts · Server fediscience.org

Hi Mastodon community

I am a working on climate variablity, climate and impacts

I am also an editor for the journals Earth System Dynamics and Nonlinear Processes in Geophysics

I work at IBS Center for Climate Physics at Pusan National University

ibsclimate.org/people/christia

#PNU #ICCP #npg #ESD #EGU #health #climateeconomics #impacts #extremeweather #extremes #scientist #Climate #introduction

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Miguel Gorman · @miguel
88 followers · 81 posts · Server mastodon.ie

I know this applies to a relatively small group of people, so apologies for the niche post.

My colleagues are recruiting folk (or soon-to-be PhDs 🎓) who are interested in and for junior economist roles in the (with relocation to )

Applications including Job Market Paper, CV and cover letter should be emailed over to Mathieu Miranda: mathieu.miranda@oecd.org

Deadline 20th November

#economics #phd #climateeconomics #politicaleconomy #oecd #paris #Econjobs #PhDjobs

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