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22. Juni 2021 · In the 1970s, William Nordhaus, an economist at Yale, suggested in several papers that if global warming were to exceed 2° C on average, it would push global conditions past any point that any human civilization had experienced. 1,2 At the time, Nordhaus's idea was a simple suggestion of what rise in temperature could cause extreme ...
8. Dez. 2014 · In the 1970s, Yale professor William Nordhaus alluded to the danger of passing a threshold of two degrees in a pair of now famous papers, suggesting that warming of more than two degrees would push the climate beyond the limits humans were familiar with:
22. Apr. 2014 · And cutting back won't be painless. William Nordhaus, an economist at Yale, has argued that we should aim for a temperature limit where the costs of reducing fossil fuels matches the climate...
30. Nov. 2015 · Yale economist William Nordhaus first defined the 2-degree benchmark in a 1977 paper, "Economic Growth and Climate: The Carbon Dioxide Problem." Since then, the figure has stood as a...
10. Okt. 2018 · Für seine ökonomische Forschung zum Klimawandel und dem daraus resultierenden Zwei-Grad-Ziel erhält William Nordhaus den Wirtschaftsnobelpreis. Ebenfalls ausgezeichnet wird der US-Ökonom Paul Romer für seine Arbeiten zur technologischen Innovation.
Climate change: The Ultimate Challenge for Economics*. Prize Lecture, December 8, 2018 by William D. Nordhaus Yale University, USA. the science of economics covers a vast terrain, as is clear from the history of Nobel awards in this area. Among the many fields that have been recognized are portfolio theory to reduce investment risk, the dis ...
Two degrees of modeling While the IIASA study in 1975 contained no estimates of damages, it did attempt to close the loop from emissions to policies by considering different approaches to setting standards for the control of CO 2 .
