Working paper by Frank Venmans on 26 Oct 2023
This working paper analyses the impacts of applying different constraints to climate model cost-effectiveness analysis on optimal carbon prices, emissions and human welfare.
Working paper by Maurice Skelton, James J. Porter, Suraje Dessai, David N. Bresch, Reto Knutti on 15 Oct 2018
A global north–south divide in the production of climate knowledge exists. This research uses a unique global dataset, the UNFCCC National Communications, to perform a global documentary analysis of scientific submissions from 189 individual countries.
Research article by Declan Conway on 31 Jul 2018
Mitigating climate change by reducing greenhouse gas emissions has many health co-benefits and is a top public health priority. Policies to limit emissions are associated with improvements across a wide … read more »
Working paper by Antony Millner, Geoffrey Heal on 25 Aug 2015
Climate change is fundamentally an `out-of-sample’ problem – our available information does not tightly constrain predictions of the consequences of rapid increases in greenhouse gas concentrations. Moreover, the fact that … read more »
Working paper by Lenny Smith, Emma Suckling, Falk Niehörster on 1 Feb 2014
Operational seasonal forecasting centres employ simulation models to make probability forecasts of future conditions on seasonal to annual lead times. Skill in such forecasts is reflected … read more »
Working paper by Lenny Smith, Emma Suckling on 1 Feb 2014
While state-of-the-art models of the Earth’s climate system have improved tremendously over the last twenty years, nontrivial structural flaws still hinder their ability to forecast the … read more »
Research article by David Stainforth on 1 Dec 2013
Frigg, R., L.A. Smith, D. A. Stainforth. In: Philosophy of Science, December 2013.
Research article by David Stainforth, Simon Dietz on 21 Sep 2013
It has recently been highlighted that the economic value of climate change mitigation depends sensitively on the slim possibility of extreme warming. This insight has been obtained through a … read more »
