How To Think About Climate Change

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'Riccardo Rebonato has done it again! Notwithstanding its humble title, his latest book is filled with rich insights from the interface of economics and climate science, for both the concerned citizen and the seasoned expert. It's all there: the economics and the climate science, the facts and the models, the costs and the benefits. Rebonato offers uniquely-informed economic insights on mitigation, adaptation, new technologies, and ?open questions.' Francis X. Diebold, Professor of Economics, Finance and Statistics, University of Pennsylvania 'Anthropogenic climate change is a market failure, and its solution will require close collaboration between physicists and economists. Professor Rebonato's unique background as a trained physicist and a world-renowned finance expert shines through in this wonderful book, making it one of the most authoritative treatments of this subject possible.' Marcos Lopez de Prado, Global Head of Quantitative R&D at the Abu Dhabi Investment Authority, and MIT Connection Science Fellow 'Riccardo Rebonato is a well-known practitioner, author, and economist. He is celebrated for his insightful contributions to financial engineering, economic modeling, and climate change discourse, habitually offering fresh perspectives on complex global challenges. How To Think About Climate Change empowers readers to confront the climate crisis with renewed understanding and purpose. Rebonato's book is essential for anyone seeking an enlightened and actionable perspective on one of the most pressing issues of our time.' Alexander Lipton, ADIA Lab 'As a long-time environmental reviewer, I found this volume on climate change one of the most extraordinary books to come to my attention. It is directed to the 'perplexed but open-minded citizen' and does so in an engaging style and with wide-spaced print for easy reading. It deals with complex issues involved with climate change with a clarity and depth that can benefit the most advanced scientist or policy expert. ... Essential.' F. T. Manheim, Choice