MIT Open Access Articles

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  • What Can the Internal Variability of CMIP5 Models Tell Us about Their Climate Sensitivity? 

    Lutsko, Nicholas J; Takahashi, Ken (American Meteorological Society, 2018-07)
    The relationship between climate models’ internal variability and their response to external forcings is investigated. Frequency-dependent regressions are performed between the outgoing top-of-atmosphere (TOA) energy fluxes ...

  • Carbon pricing and deep decarbonisation 

    Tvinnereim, Endre; Mehling, Michael (Elsevier B.V., 2018-01-10)
    Experts frequently point to carbon pricing as the most cost-effective tool for reducing greenhouse gas emissions. Empirical studies show that carbon pricing can successfully incentivise incremental emissions reductions. ...

  • Know when to fold ‘em: An empirical description of risk management in public research funding 

    Goldstein, Anna P.; Kearney, Michael (Elsevier B.V., 2020-01-02)
    Public research funding programs typically make grants with minimal intervention by program staff, rather than using a hands-on approach to project management, which is more common in the private sector. In contrast, program ...

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