✨Excited to share that I will be coming back to the @ecb in September as part of the Econ Graduate Program. Bye bye job market - what a ride - and hello real world policy questions! Looking forward to contributing to the ECB‘s climate change expertise. ✨ #EconTwitter.

It was great to co-organize this one with @StraccaLivio and Kate Phylaktis 🤜🏽🤛🏼.

Many inspiring conversations and presentations today, not least thanks to the keynote by @galinahale_ucsc on private financing of climate solutions. Much work to do! 💸📈🌱.

Had a great time presenting my paper „Does Environmental Policy Uncertainty deter Clean-Tech FDI in the US?“ at the ECB -EMG workshop on open economy aspects of climate change. That’s a wrap for this conference season, after EAERE and EEA this summer. Now back to the desk 🖥️📚🔎

🔔 Going on now 🔔 Happy to be part of this event to give an overview of @NGFS_ climate scenarios. Exciting new app presented by @eiopa_europa_eu and CLIMADA to improve access to granular disaster impacts around the world 🌍🌪️🔎.

Still one month to apply to the ECB-EMG workshop on the open economy of climate change 📚🌱📈.

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Many interesting questions (more than answers) on how banks can include climate risks into their credit risk assessment. Thanks for having me and let’s continue this conversation 🤝.

Happy to have participated in a @PwC panel on climate risk and expected credit losses sharing a perspective on how @NGFS_ scenarios help to shed light on an uncertain future 🌍💸🌱 on behalf of the @ecb chair’s team of NGFS work stream 2 on climate scenarios 🔥🌍📚📈👩🏽‍💻

RT @JoelleNoailly: To limit global 🌍 warming to 1.5C, the world needs to invest $2.3 trillion annually in low-carbon technologies. ➡️Clima….

RT @GVAGrad_CIES: In her PhD essays, CIES alumna @Laura_Nowzohour investigates how #Policy uncertainty delays investments for the low-carbo….

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RT @JoelleNoailly: Many nice applications of #MachineLearning at the Workshop in Environmental Policy Evaluation @HSGStGallen @EAERE_enveco….

Descriptive evidence for the US also suggests that adverse labor market effects of disasters are likely to fall on vulnerable groups.

We find that in AEs inequality increases after severe disasters. We also find that inequality increases if severe disasters are associated with growth slowdowns or there are multiple disasters in a year in AEs and in EMDEs.

We highlight the channels through which natural disasters may have distributional effects and empirically analyze when and which type of disasters affect inequality in advanced economies (AEs) and in emerging and developing economies (EMDEs).

Despite the depressing results, I am very grateful for the intellectual journey and insights I got as part of this project 🤓 The abstract is here: When and how do natural disasters worsen within-country income inequality?.