Marcus C Sarofim
Climate science and policy analysis from Marcus Sarofim: 17 years EPA, MIT PhD, JHU adjunct, key contributor to 2009 GHG Endangerment Finding. Saraph (my name's root) means "fire"—fitting for climate commentary.
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The Optimism Shelf
95% of what I read is science fiction and fantasy, and I will make book recommendations for those genres someday. But today’s post is about three climate books I’ve read in the past year.1
Hannah Ritchie wrote Two Great Books
I’m a fan...
A Lump of Coal in America's Stocking
When should the government intervene in the market?
My Climate Policy Analysis class1 begins with readings from OMB Circular A-4. OMB Circular A-4 is, in the words of The Hill, “Boring but important.” It is the document that lays out ho...
Comment like the planet depends on it
Last month I identified four proposed actions where the public could push back. This month I identify five more (in approximate order of importance):
• A rollback of diesel pollution rules (comment here - click on “open for comments” butt...
FaIR-Weather Feedbacks
Feedbacks are central to climate change. However, they are often misunderstood, and no climate model includes all possible feedbacks. Here I discuss the basic concepts behind climate feedbacks, and then show results based on incorporating s...
Four public comments to file in the next month (one due Monday)
The Trump Administration continues to attack science, federal employees, and democracy itself in a multitude of ways. There is an opportunity to provide public comment on four recent proposals, and I encourage my audience to do so. Remember...
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Climate science and policy analysis from Marcus Sarofim: 17 years EPA, MIT PhD, NYU Marron researcher, JHU lecturer, key contributor to 2009 GHG Endangerment Finding. Saraph (my name's root) means "fire"—fitting for climate commentary.
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