IW2017 conference - III: Counting the economic costs of climate change @PotsdamInstitute
IW2017 conference - III: Counting the economic costs of climate change  @PotsdamInstitute
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Impacts World 2017 conference - III: Counting the economic costs of climate change

Session chair: Anselm Schultes
Co-chairs: Tobias Geiger and Sven Willner
Location: Potsdam, Germany

1) Prof. Dr. Ilan Noy (Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand)
Title: The Unobserved Economic Consequences of Extreme Weather
Starting time: 00:01:40

2) Dr. Shardul Agrawala (OECD Environment Directorate, France)
Title: Quantifying the direct and indirect economic consequences of climate change
Starting time: 00:24:10

3) Dr. David Anthoff (University of California, Berkeley, United States)
Title: The next generation of Social Cost of Carbon estimates Starting time: 00:44:47

4) Dr. Greg Holland (University Corporation for Atmospheric Research (UCAR), United States)
Title: Tools in Support of Planning for, and Responding to Weather and Climate Extremes
Starting time: 01:07:23
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