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Reconsidering the social cost of carbon

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    In this episode, Frances Moore presents a re-analysis of how the social costs of carbon emissions are quantified.

    In this episode, we cover: •[00:00] Introduction •[00:50] Climate economist Frances Moore explains the “social cost of carbon.” •[02:21] She describes the background of the study.  •[03:35] She talks about the methods of the study, which included a survey of experts. •[05:18] Moore presents the results, including underestimation of the social cost of carbon. •[07:02] She talks about the policy implications of the study. •[08:35] Moore discusses the caveats and limitations of the study. •[09:21] Conclusion.

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    Frances Moore Associate professor University of California, Davis

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