It’s only the 25th Anniversary BIOECON Network conference! Kings College Cambridge. Looking forward to catching up with old friends and new research on biodiversity and conservation economics!! LEEP Grantham LSE HM Treasury Defra UK Prof Elizabeth J Z Robinson EAERE UKNEE

RCT introduction of a pollution market in Surat, Gujarat. Pollution fell by 20–30%, and efficiently — gains came from the firms who could cut pollution most effectively. Mortality benefits are *25 times* costs. An incredible state/research collaboration. 1/2

Keynote Prof Elizabeth J Z Robinson explains the pivotal and versatile role of mangroves in the interface between mitigation, adaptation and finance BIOECON Network LEEP Grantham LSE . Super start to the 25th anniversary!

Great research question here.

#OTD in 1943 the battle of Salerno was still raging in Italy. It would be a week before LSTs like this one would be able to discharge their cargoes safely onto the beach, and start their drive north to liberate Naples. #WWII #Naples1944

This looks like a terrific collection on ethics in Cost-benefit Analysis! Amazing authors. Cass Sunstein Nicolas Treich among them. Congrats Lisa A Robinson

Wonderful review for #Naples1944. Read the whole thing by clicking below.

Thanks Ben! To clarify, while FirstView includes several papers from our Ethics and Benefit-Cost Analysis special issue (posted individually here), it also includes articles forthcoming in other issues. JBCA Editor Tom Kniesner deserves the credit!

See below for a VoxEU summary of my job market paper! It's on the most successful international environmental agreement to this day, and with lessons for the fight against climate change. #econtwitter cepr.org/voxeu/columns/…

Here's a special offer! If you're in North America, you can now get 50% off the audiobook of Prisoners of History - my book about monuments and all the controversies that come with them. Narrated by yours truly! audiobooks.com/promotions/pro…

Someone’s impersonating me with a fake account. Please help by reporting it! 🙏 🙏 🙏 (Note: The fake account has an extra ‘s’ in the username before ‘Giu.’)

In the Virtual Seminar on Climate Economics this Thursday, Valerie Ramey from Hoover Institution will speak about the economic consequences of global warming. Join us at 11am ET on Zoom! Details here: frbsf.org/news-and-media…

Come work with us as a lecturer in environmental economics workingat.vu.nl/vacancies/assi…

The extent of future climate change is largely a policy choice. Very happy to share that our paper on Climate Policy Curves (CPCs), a simple, new heuristic device for quantifying projected climate outcomes of different climate policies, found its home Climate Policy.

Our EER special issue in memory of Nora is shaping up beautifully. There are two more months before the deadline. Do consider sending us your best work relating to Nora‘s interests. The deadline will not be extended.

Recently accepted in #JEEM: "Cross-dynastic intergenerational altruism," by Frikk Nesje. sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Must start climbing again…. All work and no play ….. bbc.com/travel/article…