Working Paper 46 Abstract Schelling (1995) stressed the importance of correctly disaggregating the impacts of climate change to understand how... Read more
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The quantification of uncertainty is an increasingly popular topic, with clear importance for climate change policy. However, uncertainty assessments are... Read more
This working paper published by Oxford Smith School of Enterprise and the Environment outlines how the transition to net zero emissions could significantly contribute to the UK’s recovery from COVID-19. Read more
This briefing identifies key recovery policies that the UK government could introduce to both respond to the crisis of COVID-19, and support the country in meeting its commitment to reaching net-zero emissions by 2050. Read more
This paper discusses major action areas for China's 14th Five-Year Plan after COVID-19, especially focusing on three aspects: the energy transition, a new type of sustainable urban development, and investment priorities. Read more
The introduction of a carbon tax would help the UK meet its greenhouse gas target, but make no difference to emissions of greenhouse gases across Europe, according to research published today. Read more
‘Green growth’ is almost tautologically required for global welfare to rise in the long run. Economic growth is desirable, not... Read more
Working Paper 95 Abstract Many models of economic growth exclude materials, energy and other intermediate inputs from the production function.... Read more
Sam Fankhauser reflects on public support for the UK's political leadership on climate change. He goes on to consider the track record of the Conservative Party whilst in government over the past 8 years. Read more
Working Paper 93 Abstract Debate about the relationship between environmental limits and economic growth has been taking place for several... Read more