Funding Years: 2024-2026 The Complexity of Anthropocene Migration Project (CAMP) team will lead path-breaking research into the 21st-century reasons of why and how people are (or are not) moving during humanitarian crises. By working with global experts on climate change,
Funding Years: 2024-2026 Global declines of pollinator populations have raised concerns over food security and species extinctions. In response, efforts to “save the bees” have resulted in a large increase in urban beekeeping and other efforts to bolster honeybee populations.
Funding Years: 2024-2026 Nobel Prize-winning economist William Nordhaus has described the Social Cost of Carbon (SCC) as the “most important single economic concept in the economics of climate change” (Nordhaus, 2017). As an estimate of the monetized damage to society