The choice of historical data product dominates climate uncertainty in projections of climate impacts in a 2-degree world
by Kevin Schwarzwald, Nathan Lenssen, Radley Horton, Alia Bonanno, and Gernot Wagner
I’m a climate economist at Columbia Business School and author of six books, including Climate Shock and Geoengineering: the Gamble. My research, teaching, and writing focus on climate risks and solutions. I write a monthly globally syndicated column, regular FT business case studies, run Columbia's Climate Knowledge Initiative, and generally try to keep busy and useful.
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