Edward Miguel

Why thousands of elderly women are called 'witches' before being burned alive or knifed to death in Africa mirror.co.uk
Goa , South Africa , Magu , Lake Victoria , Tanzania
NNew Opportunity Lab to focus on policy for poverty, inequality news.berkeley.edu
United States
A fine mess: How diplomats get away without paying parking tickets The Guardian
Temperatures rise, and we’re cooked seattletimes.com
Tanzania , Spain , Arizona , Brazil , Delhi
Climate change will be an economic disaster for rich and poor, new study says LA Times
MHow much Americans’ incomes could shrink because of global warming marketwatch.com
New York , San Francisco Bay Area , Arizona , Mexico , China
Study claims that rising temperatures will sharply cut economic productivity examiner-enterprise.com
Sweden , Canada , Berkeley , Washington
Sweeping study claims that rising temperatures will sharply cut economic productivity heralddemocrat.com
Sweden , Canada , Berkeley
New study links rising temperatures to declining economic productivity Washington Post
Sweden , Canada , Berkeley , United States , California
Average temperature can be indicator of region’s economic success, researchers find pressherald.com
Sweden , Canada , Berkeley
Climate Change Is Going to Be Expensive—For Everybody Wired.com
Paris , Southern States , Louisiana , Kansas , Arizona
NStudy finds climate change will reshape global economy news.berkeley.edu
El Niño , Africa , Europe , Paris , University of California-berkeley
Worm wars BBC
Uganda , Berkeley , Kenya , India , Worms
Food crises to become more common as climate changes csmonitor.com
Syria , Berkeley , North Africa , Middle East , China
The Economist explains: How to debunk a study The Economist
How climate change threatens national security csmonitor.com
VEdward Miguel: The economics of change vcresearch.berkeley.edu
Washington , Nairobi , Kenya , University of California-berkeley , India
DRadhika Kannan awarded University Medal, 4 finalists recognized dailycal.org
England , Singapore , India , Mumbai , Berkeley

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