Economics

Temperature variability implies greater economic damages from climate change

R. Calel, S. C. Chapman, et al.

This groundbreaking research by Raphael Calel, Sandra C. Chapman, David A. Stainforth, and Nicholas W. Watkins reveals how incorporating aleatory uncertainty into climate change cost assessments uncovers trillions of dollars in damages previously overlooked. Discover the importance of accounting for the unpredictable in economic models of climate change.

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