Climate Economics with Arvid Viaene

#23 Dr. Alec Brandon – When Do Nudges Persist in Energy Use: Evidence from 38 Experiments

In climate economics, the textbook answer to an unpriced externality is straightforward: price it—through a carbon tax or cap-and-trade.

Apr 7 • Climate Economics with Arvid

#22 Dr. Richard Tol - The Social Cost of Carbon, EPA Rulemaking, and How Models Get Misunderstood

Part 2 of my conversation with Richard Tol

Apr 2 • Climate Economics with Arvid

March 2026

#21 Dr. Richard Tol on FUND,Climate Damages, and Why Adaptation Changes the Economics

Arvid Viaene: Hi, and welcome to another episode.

Mar 24 • Climate Economics with Arvid

#20 Dr. Matthias Rodemeier - Willingness to Pay for Carbon Mitigation: Evidence from 250.000 Consumers

Intro Quote Matthias Rodemeier: “Not only do we have adverse selection on the supply side, as you discussed in other podcast episodes, but we also find…

Mar 10 • Climate Economics with Arvid

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February 2026

#19 Pauline Miquel - The Complexities of Implementing CBAM: Default Values, Verification, and Real Costs

The transcript of the episode

Feb 24 • Climate Economics with Arvid

#18 Kimberly Clausing: The Global Effects of CBAM

Quantifying the Benefits and Costs

Feb 10 • Climate Economics with Arvid

January 2026

#17 Beatriz Granziera – Paris Article 6 and the Return of International Carbon Credits: Rules, Integrity, and What’s Next

Arvid Viaene: Hi, and welcome to another episode of the Climate Economics Podcast.

Jan 27 • Climate Economics with Arvid

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# 17 Beatriz Granziera – Carbon Offsets and Paris Article 6: The History, Recent Developments and Possible Future

Transcript

Jan 27 • Climate Economics with Arvid

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#16 Jeroen van den Bergh - The Advantages of Cap-and-trade over Carbon Taxes, and in Dealing with Bounded Rationality

The Transcript of my Episode with Jeroen

Jan 13 • Climate Economics with Arvid

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December 2025

#14 - Lessons from the First 14 Episodes

An end-of-year review of the lessons from the first 14 episodes.

Dec 30, 2025 • Climate Economics with Arvid

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#14 - Dr. Matilde Bombardini - U.S. Climate Politics

Today’s episode talks about what shapes voting behaviour for environmental policies.

Dec 16, 2025 • Climate Economics with Arvid

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# 13 Dr. Reed Walker – Estimating the Marginal Cost and Benefits of U.S Regulations

In this edited transcript, Berkeley professor Reed Walker discusses his American Economic Review paper with Joe Shapiro on the costs and benefits of…

Dec 2, 2025 • Climate Economics with Arvid