Biodiversity, coal, Denmark, Development economics, Economic History, energy economics, Energy Economics, Environmental Economics, Oil and Gas Industry, Renewable Energy, Resource Economics, Technological Change, Wind Energy

Past Energy Transitions – Day 3 recap

May 29, 2017 — 2 Comments

Biodiversity, Development economics, Ecological Economics, Ecosystem Services, Environmental Economics, General economics, Resource Economics

What does nature do for YOU?

March 1, 2017 — 1 Comment

Development economics, Environmental Economics, General economics, Poverty

Why discounting matters -from cassava to chaos in the Democratic Republic of Congo.

March 1, 2017 — 0 Comments

coal, Development economics, Economic History, Environmental Kuznets Curve, General economics, Inequality, Resource Economics, Technological Change, US History

A Puzzle for Our Times – Past and Present

February 4, 2017 — 3 Comments

Climate Change, Development economics, Economic History, Industrial concentration, Resource Economics, US History

Growing an economy, and a regulatory framework to protect us: An overview from Economic History

January 28, 2017 — 3 Comments

Climate Change, Development economics, Economic History, Environmental Economics, Environmental Kuznets Curve, General economics, Green technology, Inequality, International Environmental Agreements, Technological Change, US History

GDP growth and a missing conversation of the US 2016 Election

October 20, 2016 — 1 Comment

Arctic, Biodiversity, Climate Change, Development economics, Ecosystem Services, Endangered Species, energy economics, Environmental Economics, fishing, International Environmental Agreements, Invasive Species, IUU Fishing, Resource Economics

The future of the marine Arctic

May 5, 2016 — 1 Comment

Arctic, ballast water, Biodiversity, Climate Change, Development economics, energy economics, Environmental Economics, International Environmental Agreements, Invasive Species, Resource Economics

The Arctic gold rush?

May 2, 2016 — 4 Comments

Development economics, General economics

The danger of amorality or what I’ve learned from the Panama papers and Swimming with Sharks

April 12, 2016 — 3 Comments

Arctic, Climate Change, Development economics, energy economics, Green technology, International Environmental Agreements, Resource Economics, Technological Change, Uncategorized

Norway and Goliat: Little Country, Big Oil Incentives

March 15, 2016 — 1 Comment