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I'm looking forward to attending today's ISO New England Inc. Consumer Liaison Group meeting where the topic of Carbon Pricing is on the agenda. This prompted me to review some of the great work of Marty Weitzman of Harvard University.
I'm hoping to learn more about the approach used by ISO New England to determine the discount rate used for pricing carbon's effect on the environment due to climate change. I encourage all those interested in climate change economics, uncertainty and probability distributions with climate/temperature change to watch a short 5 minute video of Marty describing his analysis ; may he rest in peace - thank you Marty for all of your brilliant contributions and Harvard University in helping us understand the risks of climate change.
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