Jeffrey Shrader

Next up for spring is a presentation of Adjusting to Rain Before It Falls at the Joint Columbia, Cornell, MIT, and Stanford sustainable development seminar.

Lots of upcoming presentations this spring, starting with a double header at the AERE sessions at the Eastern Economics Association meeting. You can see my dynamic permits paper on Friday the 26th and a paper on labor adjustment costs and climate damage on the 27th.

On the 15th, I will be presenting on the economic damage from climate change to a new group of interdisciplinary climate change researchers at the CIRC Workshop (including my own) are now available online. Check out the website if you are interested in learning more about the group.

Recordings of the talks from the UCLA Climate Adaptation Research Symposium (including my own) are now available online.

I will be presenting work on the climate change implications of labor adjustment costs at the UCLA Climate Adaptation Research Symposium on September 21st.

Great news on climate change policy in the US: a federal judge blocked rollback of a methane emissions rule, in the process finding that federal agencies must take global climate damages into account when conducting cost-benefit analysis. Congratulations to my Institute for Policy Integrity colleagues for helping make this case.