Working paper by Daniel Heyen, Joshua Horton, Juan Moreno-Cruz on 14 Dec 2018
This research finds that the presence of counter-geoengineering would make the risk of unilateral action to cool the climate using solar geoengineering less likely, but not always with benign effects. read more »
Research article by Greer Gosnell, Alessandro Tavoni on 5 May 2017
The recent global climate change agreement in Paris leaves a wide gap between pledged and requisite emissions reductions in keeping with the commonly accepted 2 °C target. A recent strand of … read more »
Working paper by Alessandro Tavoni, Doruk İriş on 20 May 2016
We live in a world characterized by discontinuities, where thresholds for abrupt and irreversible change are omnipresent, both in economic and ecological dynamics. Such thresholds, often referred to as tipping … read more »
Working paper by Alessandro Tavoni, Valentina Bosetti, Melanie Heugues on 13 Jan 2015
Cooperation between countries is required to overcome major societal problems, such as climate change. However, rational logic dictates that individual countries are incentivised not to act, instead preferring to … read more »
Working paper by Cameron Hepburn, Gianni Ruta, Dieter Helm on 1 Apr 2012
The lack of real progress at the Durban climate change conference in 2011—postponing effective action until at least 2020—has many causes, one of which is the … read more »
