modelling
Predicting our climate future: what we know,what we don’t know,what we can’t know
Event Type: Public LecturesThe authors of this paper show that with medium estimates for damage functions, global damages are in the range of 10% to 12% of GDP by 2100 in a baseline scenario with 3 °C temperature change, and about 2% in a well-below 2 °C scenario. Read more
This paper explores current models and scenarios for analysing nature-related financial risks. It identifies the key methodological considerations and requirements if nature assessments are to provide useful guidance to the financial sector. Read more
Fundamental characteristics that frame the study of climate change | Dave Stainforth
Event Type: Grantham WorkshopThis paper assesses the feasibility and robustness of an index-based insurance scheme against hydrological droughts under climate change. Read more
Assessing the cost of climate change mitigation Economists continue to model the scale of investment required to reduce global greenhouse... Read more
In this commentary article Francisco de Melo Viríssimo explores how mathematics contributes to marine biogeochemistry modeling. Read more
Towards a collaborative, risk-based approach to adaptation economics | David Bresch
Event Type: Research Seminar SeriesExceeding tipping points in the climate system could lead to a measurable increase in the economic impacts of climate change,... Read more
