We identify behavioral responses, defined as “voluntary exposure benefits,” that have the
potential to offset measured costs of climate change. We quantify these responses for the …

We identify behavioral responses, defined as “voluntary exposure benefits,” that have the
potential to offset measured costs of climate change. We quantify these responses for the …

• Changes to accidents• Defensive Expenditures (Harrington and Portney, 1987)• Avoided
trips when conditions are bad• Will happen when existing risk is aggravated• Voluntary …

I review the literature on the economic impacts of climate change, an externality that is
unprecedentedly large, complex, and uncertain. Only 14 estimates of the total damage cost …

Credible empirical estimation of the economic impacts of climate change is dependent on
data structure (eg, cross sectional, panel) and the functional relationship between weather …

This article reviews the recent literature on the economics of exposure to temperature
extremes. There is growing evidence from both micro and macro studies that in the short run …

Societal benefits from climate change mitigation accrue via multiple pathways. We examine
the US impacts of emission changes on several factors that are affected by both climate and …

Several economic reviews demonstrate the substantial costs related to climate change and
consequently call for early action. These reviews, however, have been limited to measuring …

Estimating the human influence on extreme weather events and their economic costs is
relevant to many policy discussions around climate change including those that concern the …

Climate scientists have spent billions of dollars and eons of supercomputer time studying
how increased concentrations of greenhouse gases and changes in the reflectivity of the …