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An insightful discussion of my paper by @mattkahn1966.bsky.social Thank you for highlighting the work. The post raises interesting questions on how tech innovations (e.g., remote work, autonomous cars) might interact with these traditional adaptation measures (e.g., weather advisories).

Important advance for simulated instruments

🌤️ Our #AI weather forecasting model has been published today in Nature 🤖 🥇the first AI weather model to learn directly from raw environmental observations 🌎 compared to existing AI models it is cheaper to train, uses less carbon and easier to deploy locally www.turing.ac.uk/news/fully-a...

Heads (and elbows) up: The call for abstracts for the 9th Conference on Econometric Models of Climate Change (University of Victoria, BC, Canada – Aug. 27-28, 2025) is open until April 17th! #Econsky Looking forward to seeing you in August! More info at: www.tinyurl.com/emcc2025uvic

Excited to share that my job market paper "Does Getting Forecasts Earlier Matter? Evidence from Winter Advisories and Vehicle Crashes" is forthcoming in AEJ Policy!

Join us at #AERE2024 for an exciting plenary on America's Trillion Dollar Climate Investment. We'll hear from panelists Karen Palmer, Arik Levinson, Lori Bennear, and Nathaniel Keohane, moderated by Joe Aldy 📈📉

"Machine learning makes this science a lot more fun,” says Tapio Schneider. New climate feature in Nature by Carissa Wong:

More timely than expected: Check out my latest Economic Letter showing extreme weather events cause uncertainty for affected firms that lasts several months. We focus on hurricanes but find similar effects after other extreme weather events. #EconSky #ExtremeWeather www.frbsf.org/economic-res...