Nuffield College’s Decreasing Food Emissions
Trains, planes, cars and ships. They have all been blamed for the climate crisis, but most Read More …
Climate Econometrics Blog
Blog posts and press-releases on our and related climate econometric research. If you would like to contribute a guest post, please contact us.
A message to climate researchers: persevere with public engagement – when it works, it means the world!
By Moritz Schwarz1,2,3 and Luke Jackson1,2 We wanted to share this story with you because as Read More …
Coastlines: Planning for uncertainty?
Climate change is an issue for the distant future, isn’t it? With discussion of impacts in Read More …
Power of Policy: The UK’s Declining CO2 Emissions
Taking root in the UK, the Industrial Revolution has since spread to various parts of the Read More …
Smoke and Mirrors: Analysing the Paris Agreement
International negotiations on a new climate treaty seemed stuck throughout the 2000s and early 2010s until Read More …
Bridging the Gap: Econometric Modelling of Climate Systems
There is great uncertainty about future climate change and its associated economic impacts. To ensure effective Read More …
Card forecasts for M4
Have you ever wondered why forecasters seem to not always agree? This is because they use Read More …
Sensitive Intervention Points – A Theory of Change for the Climate Movement
When asked why she chose to dedicate herself to the issue of climate change, 16-year-old climate Read More …
Untangling the Climate Change web we weave
New reports for Planetary Health Economic Council reveal the complex interconnected issues facing Small Island Read More …
How do Economists Forecast?
Although most people are not aware of it, forecasting plays a major role in everyday life. Read More …
The importance of land movement for sea-level change
A new piece of research analysing local sea level along the coastlines of the “China Sea” Read More …
First-in, first-out: Driving the UK’s per capita carbon dioxide emissions below 1860 levels
By David F Hendry (originally published on VoxEU) The Industrial Revolution has been of vast benefit to Read More …
An improved approach to empirical modelling
by Jennifer L Castle and David F Hendry (originally published on VoxEU). There are numerous possible Read More …
Indicator Saturation to Detect Structural Breaks in Time Series: Response to Autobox Blog
The upcoming interview with David Hendry in the International Journal of Forecasting (now published) sparked a Read More …
Study suggests people’s belief in climate change is influenced by their local weather
New research has found local temperatures may play an important role in whether people believe in climate Read More …
Projections about global emissions cannot accurately factor in economic booms
Researchers have charted the relationship between carbon dioxide emissions from fossil fuels and GDP, known to Read More …
Non-stationarity: a fundamental problem for forecasting
History is littered with forecasts that went badly wrong, a fact sharply illustrated during the recent Read More …
Time is running out to prepare coastal cities for impact of rising sea levels
Coastal cities could see rises of more than two metres if global warming exceeds 2°C goal, Read More …