
ENVIRONMENTAL ECONOMICS


Dan Farber October 12, 2017
Will Renewable Energy Keep Getting Cheaper?
Technological and economic forces will continue to cut prices, regardless of Trump.

Dan Farber July 31, 2017
Obsolete Arguments Against Climate Action
Conservatives keep repeating the same arguments, even though the world has changed.

Dan Farber May 22, 2017
Whither the Social Cost of Carbon?
Trump rescinded the Obama Administration’s estimate. Now what?

Dan Farber April 5, 2017
Cutting Through the Smog
New research highlights the importance of reducing ozone pollution and suggests ways to do it.
Dan Farber May 30, 2016
The Economic Impact of AB 32 on California
New study suggests that the economic impact of cutting carbon is modest.

Dan Farber January 25, 2016
Legacy Goods and Environment Preservation
The value of some goods like wilderness today depends on their futures.
Dan Farber November 23, 2015
What Economists Don’t Get About Our Relationship With Nature
No, climate change isn’t less of a problem if people get used to a devastated world.

Dan Farber September 21, 2015
What’s New in Environmental Economics?
Some interesting recent publications.

Dan Farber May 11, 2015