Research article by Andy Challinor, M. Stafford Smith, P.K. Thornton on 15 Mar 2013
Challinor, A. J., Stafford Smith, M., Thornton, P.K. In press. Agricultural and Forest Meteorology.
Research article by E. Hawkins, T.M. Osborne, C.K. Hoa, Andy Challinor on 15 Mar 2013
Hawkins, E., Osborne, T.M., Hoa, C.K., Challinor, A.J. In press. Agricultural and Forest Meteorology.
Research article by Suraje Dessai on 5 Mar 2013
Korteling B; Dessai S; Kapelan Z (2013). In: Water Resources Management, pp.1-2. doi: 10.1007/s11269-013-0276-5
Working paper by Geoffrey Heal, Antony Millner on 1 Mar 2013
Uncertainty is intrinsic to climate change: we know that the climate is changing, but not precisely how fast or in what ways. Nor do we understand fully the social and economic consequences of these changes, or the options that will be available for reducing climate change. Furthermore, the uncertainty about these issues is not readily […]
Policy publication by Luca Taschini on 1 Mar 2013
Main points The impact of ‘back-loading’, a short-term measure, will be limited. ‘Back-loading’ is unlikely to have a significant impact on the price of emissions allowances, unless the ‘back-loaded’ allowances … read more »
Policy publication by Sam Fankhauser, Jonathan Colmer, Swenja Surminski, David Stainforth on 1 Mar 2013
An Independent National Adaptation Programme for England read more »
Research article by Alex Bowen, Cameron Hepburn on 1 Mar 2013
Bowen, Alex and Hepburn, Cameron. 2013. Chapter in Handbook On Energy And Climate Change
Policy publication by Sam Fankhauser, Bob Ward on 1 Mar 2013
Shifting from coal to natural gas for electricity generation can help the UK power sector to decarbonise in the near term. With good planning and investment, natural gas can support the development of a low-carbon power sector by providing essential backup for intermittent renewables, but could only play a bigger role longer-term if fitted with carbon capture and storage (CCS) technology.
However, a new UK ‘dash’ for gas on the assumption of low prices is a risky economic and environmental option. A lower risk option is a ‘dash’ for smart gas; using natural gas in those areas where it offers the greatest value in decarbonising the power sector. read more »
Working paper by Antoine Dechezleprêtre on 1 Mar 2013
This paper presents the first empirical analysis of programmes to fast-track ‘green’ patent applications in place in seven Intellectual Property offices around the world. We find … read more »
Research article by Andy Gouldson on 1 Mar 2013
Gouldson, A., and Sullivan, R. March 2013. Environmental Science & Policy, v.27, pp.1-10.
