This paper estimates the country-level contributions to the social cost of carbon (SCC) using recent climate model projections, empirical climate-driven economic damage estimations and socio-economic projections. Central specifications show high global SCC values (median, US$417 per tonne of CO2 (tCO2); 66% confidence intervals, US$177–805 per tCO2) and a country-level SCC that is unequally distributed.

Country-level social cost of carbon
- Post author:sdgpi
- Post published:Jun 25, 2019
- Post category:Research / SDG 13 / SDG 17 / Sustainable Development Goals
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