Tamma Carleton, Esther Duflo, Kelsey Jack, & Guglielmo Zappalà explore the literature on two main forms of #climate adaptation (ex-post and ex-ante), outline how each can evaluate #policy, and consider how they can directly inform policy design and implementation. cepr.org/voxeu/column... #EconSky

Ending the session, @guglielmozappala.bsky.social (UC Berkeley) introduces “Endogenous Green Preferences”. The study shows that exposure to strict environmental policies, especially in early adulthood, increases long-term support for them, highlighting preferences evolve with policy experience.

Our chapter on adaptation is now available both as NBER WP and in the hot off the press Handbook of the Economics of Climate Change! An uplift of unifying theory, literature review, methods, and recommendations that will hopefully spur new work in this exciting area

Less than two months to go but already looking forward to presenting in this amazing event !

📢 We're hiring Research Associate(s) to work with Patrick Baylis, Talha Naeem, and I on a pipeline of projects on climate and agriculture 🗓️ 6-month role (part/full-time) 📍 Based in Pakistan 📊 Work on data collection, cleaning, analysis & more Apply: [email protected]

Looks like a great event ! Feeling already somewhat nostalgic for the EuroEnvEcon network