In this paper [$], Professor Eric Bickel presents a decision-analytic approach to decision-making for climate-change policy. In particular, he analyzes the benefits and risks of climate engineering. The work underlying this paper was ranked as the best approach to climate change by a panel of five eminent economists, including three Nobel Laureates.
Published in 2013 in Environment Systems And Decisions. The abstract is free and the article is available for purchase at this link.
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