Young-jin ChoiWhy the conventional theory of change behind mainstreaming sustainable finance and impact investing…The conventional theory of change for sustainable financeJun 15Jun 15
Young-jin ChoiSapien’s kryptoniteHow our former superpower has turned into a super-weakness Jul 12, 2023Jul 12, 2023
Young-jin ChoiWhy we should not give up on 1.5 C because it has become seemingly “impossible” to achieveFirst and foremost, 1.5 C is a physical limit, a margin of safety. We cannot abandon a physical limit. Furthermore, 1.5 C is a moral…Nov 16, 2022Nov 16, 2022
Young-jin ChoiHow bifurcation theory explains the stakes of the climate crisisHumanity’s climate choiceOct 1, 2022Oct 1, 2022
Young-jin ChoiThe case for a Climate IncomeThe toolbox for rapid GHG emission reductionsMay 4, 2022May 4, 2022
Young-jin ChoiA review of “A time for action on climate change and a time for change in economics” by Nicholas…Last year, Nicholas Stern published an illuminating working paper about the economics of the climate crisis titled “A time for action on…Apr 29, 2022Apr 29, 2022
Young-jin ChoiWhen the ownership rights to humanity’s carbon budget are for saleHuman societies are still not getting energy prices right, according to a recent report by the IMF. Global fossil fuel subsidies amounted…Oct 21, 2021Oct 21, 2021
Young-jin ChoiThe ecological debt of the carbon pricing gapThe carbon pricing gapJul 7, 2021Jul 7, 2021
Young-jin ChoiBorrowing from the future for the future’s sake: The role of central banks and debt-based public…The argument against market neutrality within a dysfunctional marketMay 17, 2021May 17, 2021
Young-jin Choi10 variations of the trolley problem to explain the difference between climate action and inactionWhat is behind climate inactivism?May 12, 2021May 12, 2021
