California’s Fifth Climate Change Assessment: Climate Impacts to the Economy - Climate change is projected to continue imposing large and growing economic costs on California, with the largest monetized damages…
Can higher incomes reduce economic and social damages from higher temperatures? Causal investigation of this question has been challenging because income differences correlate with cumulative exposure and either may drive…
In the past three years, the United States has committed over $1 trillion towards decarbonization through the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) and the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law (BIL). This historic investment…
The FABLE Consortium’s latest position paper explores how food system management up to 2050 will significantly impact three targets (1, 3, 10) of the Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework. It calls…
Ricke and McCord discuss Wollburg et al.'s study on the intersection of poverty and climate change. Eliminating extreme poverty by 2050 might increase global greenhouse-gas emissions by less than 5%,…
Gordon C. McCord and Guido Schmidt-Traub's essay underscores the urgent need to address the unsustainable nature of global food and land use systems, responsible for significant greenhouse gas emissions, biodiversity…
Gordon McCord's NYT highlights the predictable nature of the weather phenomenon known as El Niño and its potentially disastrous consequences for various regions worldwide. They emphasize its impact on global…