The “blue” social cost of carbon provides a more complete measure of the monetary harm caused by global climate damages
How Climate Policies that Incentivize and Penalize Can Drive the Clean Energy Transition
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Study finds that when clean energy incentives are applied consistently, the economy can reach an 80% reduction in energy-related carbon emissions by mid-century
Barbara Walter, delivering the final Elizabeth H.L. Bonkowsky Memorial Lecture, stressed that citizens and businesses must take immediate action to steer the U.S. away from authoritarianism
UC San Diego economist explains how flows of talent, technology and innovation link the two democracies — and why their shared prosperity depends on keeping those connections strong
Researchers from UC San Diego analyze data from California and Louisiana to explore how experiences of intimate partner violence relate to gun acquisition
Assistant Professor Román David Zárate studies how people experience the economy in different places, harnessing the power of maps and population data
Aila Matanock, a new GPS faculty member, studies the curious phenomenon of when one country asks another to take the reins over part of its government
Second Cohort of UC San Diego’s 2025 Convene and Influence Awardees Announced
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UC San Diego Invests in Faculty-Led Collaborations to Strengthen Research Competitiveness By Debra Bass | UC San Diego Today Six new faculty-led teams…
China’s latest climate goals signal both ambition and caution, raising questions about how far—and how fast—the nation will go to cut emissions