Evaluation of the Effectiveness and Economics of Varying Renewable Energy as a Means for Abating Global Warming

Dr. Barry Brook holds the Foundation Sir Hubert Wilkins Chair of Climate Change and is Director of Climate Science at The Environment Institute, University of Adelaide. He has published two books and over 150 peer-reviewed scientific papers, and regularly writes opinion pieces and popular articles for the media. He has received a number of distinguished awards in recognition of his research excellence, which addresses the topics of climate change, computational and statistical modelling and the synergies between human impacts on Earth systems.

Barry's website: bravenewclimate.com

By Agustin Alonso, Barry Brook, Juan Eibenschutz , Carlo Lombardi, Kazuaki Matsui, Jozef Misak, Guido Possa, and Jan van Erp

Humanity has arrived at a critical point in history, requiring major decisions that will have long-term, global consequences. Among the topics requiring urgent attention are global warming and the availability of a sustainable food and energy supply for all of humanity. This study is primarily intended to evaluate the energy-related aspects of global warming but addresses indirectly also sustainable energy supply.

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