Climate Change Mitigation

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Climate Change Mitigation Bruce A. McCarl Distinguished Professor of Agricultural Economics Texas A&M University mccarl@tamu.edu http://agecon2.tamu.edu/people/faculty/mccarl-bruce/ Climate Change Adaptation Energy Climate Change Mitigation Climate Change Effects

An assignment to be done before Next Tuesday March 5, 2019 Look at IPCC 2013/2014 or new US national assessment Pick one climate change development other than ones featured in class that you feel to be important For that put together a powerpoint slide or two illustrating the issue Put one slide together on why this is economically important Layout a very brief outline of an approach that could be used to estimate what the inherent damages from this would be Send all your slides to the designated assembler by next Tuesday noon For auditors in a group of no more than 3 make a slide on the issue When you have selected the issue email your classmates telling what you have chosen to avoid duplication – the early bird gets the worm The graphics team in the TSU has been working on a revised visualization which is depicted here. This is the graphic that we are hoping all regional chapters will use to summarize how climate change is shifting risks and the potential for risk reduction through adaptation and mitigation This graphic has a few key features

Readings and an assignment to be done before Thursday class March 21, 2019 Assignment Pick spatial analogue paper on climate effects Mendelsohn, Shaw and Nordhaus Schlenker and Roberts McCarl , Villavicencio, Wu Attavanich and McCarl Come to class ready to discuss WITH SEVERAL OVERHEADS 1. What was done 2. Econometric approach 3. Why are new ones done with panel )see paper by Schlenker) 4. What were basic findings 5. what is wrong 6. What extensions could be done The graphics team in the TSU has been working on a revised visualization which is depicted here. This is the graphic that we are hoping all regional chapters will use to summarize how climate change is shifting risks and the potential for risk reduction through adaptation and mitigation This graphic has a few key features

Readings and an assignment to be done before Tuesday class March 26, 2019 Assignment Pick simulation paper on climate effects Adams et al 1990 Reilly et al 2003 Elizabeth Marshall, Marcel Aillery, Scott Malcolm, Ryan Williams. Climate Change, Water Scarcity, and Adaptation in the U.S. Fieldcrop Sector, ERR-201,U.S. Department of Agriculture, Economic Research Service, November 2015. Come to class ready to discuss WITH SEVERAL OVERHEADS 1. What was done 2. analytic approach 3. What was done on adaptation 4. What were basic findings 5. what is wrong 6. What extensions could be done The graphics team in the TSU has been working on a revised visualization which is depicted here. This is the graphic that we are hoping all regional chapters will use to summarize how climate change is shifting risks and the potential for risk reduction through adaptation and mitigation This graphic has a few key features

Settings for assignment Pick one of the following setting You go to work for an oil company Your family owns 5 cars You drive and heat/cool your housing You work for a coal fired energy generator You have farm land in a place with a lot of trees You have rice land You work at a beef feedlot You are going to work for a city You work for a natural gas generator You work for a large industrial concern Your business generates a lot of food waste and cans that you haul to a landfill You beg McCarl for permission to do something else before 10 am Monday (mccarl@tamu.edu) The graphics team in the TSU has been working on a revised visualization which is depicted here. This is the graphic that we are hoping all regional chapters will use to summarize how climate change is shifting risks and the potential for risk reduction through adaptation and mitigation This graphic has a few key features

Old Readings and an assignment to be done before Monday at 3pm McCarl and Schneider Curbing Greenhouse Gases: Agriculture's Role (don’t worry about ag details but look at ways mitigation impacts and can be done plus cap and trade) http://agecon2.tamu.edu/people/faculty/mccarl-bruce/papers/0728CurbingGreenhouseGases.pdf IPCC Technical Summary AR5 WGIII pages 42-49 and 93-99 http://www.ipcc.ch/pdf/assessment-report/ar5/wg3/ipcc_wg3_ar5_technical-summary.pdf Assignment Pick one of the settings on the next page and come to class ready to address 1. How might they mitigate 2. What effects would widespread mitigation do to their costs of operation 3. How might they participate in a cap and trade The graphics team in the TSU has been working on a revised visualization which is depicted here. This is the graphic that we are hoping all regional chapters will use to summarize how climate change is shifting risks and the potential for risk reduction through adaptation and mitigation This graphic has a few key features

Settings for assignment Pick one of the following setting You go to work for an oil company Your family owns 5 cars You drive and heat/cool your housing You work for a coal fired energy generator You have farm land in a place with a lot of trees You have rice land You work at a beef feedlot You are going to work for a city You work for a natural gas generator You work for a large industrial concern Your business generates a lot of food waste and cans that you haul to a landfill You beg McCarl for permission to do something else before 10 am Monday (mccarl@tamu.edu) The graphics team in the TSU has been working on a revised visualization which is depicted here. This is the graphic that we are hoping all regional chapters will use to summarize how climate change is shifting risks and the potential for risk reduction through adaptation and mitigation This graphic has a few key features