Klaus is the founder of the Global Climate Forum. We take this event as an honor and a committment to pursue the mission he designed for our association:
bringing together researchers and practitioners to share discoveries and disagreements in a constructive way.
Carlo Jaeger's paper on “Klaus Hasselmann and Economics” has been published online on Nov. 3, ’22, by the
Journal of Physics: Complexity. It can be found here .
CONGRATULATIONS TO KLAUS HASSELMANN,
NOBEL PRIZE IN PHYSICS 2021 !!!
NOBEL PRIZE IN PHYSICS 2021 !!!
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For the first time, this report shows a realistic way to finance public climate investment, considering the critical example of Germany.
Access…
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This study provides a literature-based comparative assessment of uncertainties and biases in global to world-regional scale assessments of current…
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Protecting densely populated coastal areas, such as river deltas or megacities, from sea-level rise with dikes and seawalls will likely limit…
Making the UN Ocean Decade work? The potential for, and challenges of, transdisciplinary research and real-world laboratories for building towards ocean solutions
Due to the strong interconnectedness between the ocean and our societies worldwide, improved ocean governance is essential for sustainable…
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Climate change-induced sea level rise (SLR) is projected to be substantial, triggering human adaptation responses, including increasing protection…
New working paper: Klaus Hasselmann and Economics
Klaus Hasselmann and Economics
Klaus Hasselmann has earned the 2021 Nobel prize in physics for his breakthroughs in analysing the climate…
Vested interests, rather than adaptation considerations, explain varying post-tsunami relocation outcomes in Laamu atoll, Maldives
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For the first time, this report shows a realistic way to finance public climate investment, considering the critical example of Germany.
Access…
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Coastal protection can significantly reduce migration from sea-level rise
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