Climate Policy Blog

INDEX BY CATEGORY

ABOUT THIS SITE:

Science and the Carbon Market
Waiting Until We Are Sure:
Climate Management 101 — 3. Changes and Times
Climate Management 101 — 2. Externalities and Evaluation of Connectivity.
Climate Management 101 — 1. A portfolio of approaches and solutions.

OVERVIEW:

Settling in for the Long Haul: Getting Good News
The Climate Uncertainty Shuffle
Climate Change: A fundamental shift of our place in the world
Belief and Knowledge and Humans and Nature:
We are what we repeatedly do

POLICY PROVISIONS:

What Abandoning Paris Really Means
Dilemma: Past and Future of Science in Society
A Fee and Dividend but Without the Dividend—How Good Ideas Turn Less Good
The Conservatives’ Fee and Dividend—The Advantage of a Focus on Emission Prices
Conservative Climate Policy

POLICY ANALYSIS:

Settling in for the Long Haul: Getting Good News
Dilemma: Past and Future of Science in Society
Organization, Presence: Adaptive Management in the Trump Administration
The Climate Uncertainty Shuffle
New Attempts in Climate Change Communication

RENEWABLE ENERGY:

Conservative Climate Policy
Champions of Climate Change?
What to do? What to do?
An Insightful and Provocative Keynote
TOWARD A STRONGER ECONOMY

ECONOMIC ANALYSIS:

How to Prevent Climate Change Summit from Failure
How Optimism and Pessimism Shape Our Views on Climate Policy—Part II: Evidence
How Optimism and Pessimism Shape Our Views on Climate Policy—Part I
Science in the policy process: rational decision-making or Faustian bargain?
Designing Post-2012 International Climate Change Policy

BUSINESS AND POLICY:

NRC Report: A National Strategy for Advancing Climate Modeling
Something New in the Past Decade? Organizing U.S. Climate Modeling
CLIMATE & SECURITY II: THE IMPACTS OF CLIMATE CHANGE
CLIMATE & SECURITY I: THE OIL PROBLEM
CLIMATE INSECURITY

MISLEADING PRACTICIES:

Climate Change: A fundamental shift of our place in the world
We are what we repeatedly do
The Scientific Organization: Organizing U.S. Climate Modeling
Something New in the Past Decade? Organizing U.S. Climate Modeling
What to do? What to do?

OPINION:

What Abandoning Paris Really Means
Settling in for the Long Haul: Getting Good News
A Fee and Dividend but Without the Dividend—How Good Ideas Turn Less Good
The Conservatives’ Fee and Dividend—The Advantage of a Focus on Emission Prices
Conservative Climate Policy

UNCATEGORIZED:

Carryover Cooking: Part of the Challenge of Meeting the Paris Agreement
Fear and Loathing, Irony and Deception
The whole silly warming pause, warming hiatus thing
Science, Belief and the Volcano:
Designing Post-2012 International Climate Change Policy