Macroeconomic and Fiscal Consequences of Climate Changeand of Policies to Address it Michael Keen and Natalia Tamirisa April 11, 2008.
The Economics of Climate Change: Reflections on the Stern Report Dennis Anderson Imperial College Centre for Energy Policy and Technology (ICEPT) February.
Robin Cochran-Dirksen The Effect of Climate on Infectious Disease What changes will occur epidemiologically? What changes will occur epidemiologically?
27.05.2008Gabriel Bachner - Thomas Kerekes 1 A Goal for Climate-Change Policy The Stern-Review Chapter 13.
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Can we calculate, measure, predict the GICs? How will the GICs affect transformers? How will the power network respond? What could we have done.
Adapt or die The stakes of adaptation Session 10.
The Greenhouse Development Rights Framework The Right to Development in a Climate Constrained World The Greenhouse Development Rights Framework Sivan Kartha.
Climate Change and Cities. 2 Man-made emissions have already caused temperatures to rise 0.7C and could rise by a further 3.6C rise by the end of the.
Climate Change Economics Brian Davey. The Stern Review (2007) A range of probabilities of temperature rises is associated with successive rises of concentration.
F7 and FORCLIMIT PROJECTS: The Tropical Forestry and Global Climate Change Research Network
