2021 har været et år med gode priser på mælk og planteavl. Svineproducenterne derimod har haft det rigtigt svært. Vores IFRO - Department of Food and Resource Economics forskere ser tilbage på året der gik i den danske landbrugssektor i »Landbrugets Økonomi« udgivet i dag: bit.ly/3qlCW14 #dkpol #dkforsk

PhD Course "Advanced Applied Econometrics: Recent Methods and Issues" focussing on causal inference with observational data, taught by @marcfbellemare and myself at University of Copenhagen, August 15-19, 2022 bit.ly/2PVde10 #EconTwitter #phdlife #Causalinference #PhD

The latest IPCC report was published last week. These reports explore many possible futures through socioeconomic scenarios. But what are the assumptions used in each scenario? We built a tool which let's you explore them all in one place: ourworldindata.org/explorers/ipcc…

This May is a very special and bittersweet month at our Department. In just a couple of weeks, our talented PhD fellows Francesco Clora, Hoai Nam Dang Vu, Gergana Romanova, Helena and Svenja Springer will defend their theses - and everyone is invited 👨‍🎓💖👩‍🎓 bit.ly/3kWBFec #dkvid

Our new paper on relationships between #Decarbonization, #Trade, and #CarbonLeakage published in #EnergyEconomics. Thanks to Wusheng Yu (IFRO - Department of Food and Resource Economics), co-author and PhD supervisor, and to all the European Calculator colleagues. OA: sciencedirect.com/science/articl… Abstract👇

Seminar with Prof. Thomas Hertel about the recent #GLG analysis undertaken by Purdue Agriculture in collaboration with colleagues world-wide. Relevant for researchers focused on global impacts of #trade, #waterpollution and #climatepolicy. Oct. 11, FRB campus 🗓 bit.ly/3Svzuh3

Nice introduction to the #EAAE181 seminar on GHG emissions in the agriculture and food sector by @haraldgrethe, Hermann Lotze-Campen, and Bernhard Osterburg at Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin

Very interesting keynotes by Hugo Valin (OECD) and Hermann Lotze-Campen (PIK) on the important role of agriculture and food in climate change mitigation #EAAE181

There should be a #ClimateTwitter #EnergyTwitter FAQ.

Very grateful for the invitation and the opportunity to present and discuss our results at #UKTPOconf2022, following Giulia Claudia Leonelli's stimulating presentation.

Our new paper on alternative #EU #CBAM designs and international reactions out in #EnergyPolicy. Thanks to the co-authors Wusheng Yu (IFRO - Department of Food and Resource Economics) and Erwin Corong (Global Trade Analysis Project (GTAP)). OA: sciencedirect.com/science/articl… Abstract👇

Our open call for PhD students is still going! The call includes positions in environment and natural resources; production, markets and policy; consumption, bioethics and regulation; and global development 🌍 Deadline is April 20! Read more below 👇 employment.ku.dk/phd/?show=1584…

More sustainable diets🥦are not necessarily bad for farm incomes 👩‍🌾. This is even true for countries with dominant animal sectors like IR 🇮🇪and DK🇩🇰. And they are clearly good for the climate!🌍 Alan Matthews [email protected] Francesco Clora doi.org/10.1088/1748-9… via IOP Environment

To our distanced friends and colleagues: This conference will be live streamed - we look forward to seeing you on Friday! ifro.ku.dk/english/events…

New article on net-zero subsidies out, with Giulia Claudia Leonelli. Head over to Giulia's thread for a summary of the key points. #NetZero #ClimatePolicy #WTO

Spot on (as always) by Simon Lester - defining beggar-thy-neighbour policies creates more problems than it solves, the concept of protectionism is key. Francesco Clora and I took the same view in our analysis of trade-distorting and protectionist/discriminatory IRA subsidies in Journal of International Economic Law