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Jonah Busch, Ph.D.

Jonah Busch is an environmental economist who studies climate change and tropical deforestation. He is the author of more than thirty-five scientific papers and the co-author of the book Why Forests? Why Now? The Science, Economics, and Politics of Tropical Forests and Climate Change. He is a Climate Economics Fellow at Conservation International.

RECENT BLOGS AND OP-EDS

Behind the Paper: EFT

(Springer Nature Sustainability Community)

Ecological Fiscal Transfers

(Conservation International)

Biden: $20 Billion for Forests

(Earth Innovation Institute)

Imported Deforestation

(jonahbusch.com)

Green Growth

(jonahbusch.com)

RECENT PUBLICATIONS

Deforestation and Malaria

(World Development, 2020)

Deforestation and Malaria

(World Development, 2020)

Low-Cost Reforestation

(Nature Climate Change, 2019)

Securing Stable Forests

(Climate Policy, 2019)

RECENT PUBLICATIONS

Deforestation and Malaria

(World Development, 2020)

Deforestation and Malaria

(World Development, 2020)

Low-Cost Reforestation

(Nature Climate Change, 2019)

Securing Stable Forests

(Climate Policy, 2019)

RECENT PUBLICATIONS

Bright Spots of Green Growth

(Global Environmental Change, 2022)

Pandemic Prevention

(Science Advances, 2022)

Imported Deforestation

(Environmental Research Letters, 2022)

Land-based Climate Mitigation

(Global Change Biology, 2021)

Protected Area Effectiveness

(Environmental Research Letters, 2021)

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