Carbon Sense
Carbon Sense, Andrew Wells, Vaibhav Jain, Lucien Vargas, Juan Acuña-Román, Pau Orive VidalFor curious thinkers who want to cut through the noise, Carbon Sense delivers clear insights and analysis on where climate economics and policy are taking us - and why it matters
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How Much Carbon Am I Allowed to Emit?
Recently, while looking through some old boxes at home, I came across my elementary school farewell album: a class project where each of us had a page with two photos side by side. One from our first day of school at age three, and one from...
Developing Countries Will Feel the Heat of Climate Mortality
What is the most cited cause of climate concern? In the UK, it is not the impact of flooding, access to food or water supply shortages. Instead, according to the Office for National Statistics (ONS), the direct effects of rising temperature...
Skiing, EVs, and the Kaya Identity
Last week I went skiing with some friends in Italy. The snow was good, the weather great, and the apres even better. Whether winters like this will still exist in a few decades is an open question. I am also acutely aware that flying to the...
How the European Union Built the World's Largest Carbon Market
In 2005, the European Union launched a bold experiment: could market incentives be used to fight climate change?
Two decades later, that experiment - the European Union Emissions Trading System (EU ETS) - has become the world’s largest car...
Optimisation vs. Stabilisation: Why Climate Policy Looks Different Across Regions
A couple of months ago, while preparing an economic outlook on Southeast Asia, I was constantly brought back to the same realisation: climate policy changes shape as sharply as the regions it is applied to. In much of Southeast Asia, climat...
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