Statisticians can help save the world - but they only have 396 days

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Abstract

The climate change debate is split between those arguing for enviromental sustainability and those on the side of economic growth. But it shouldn't be an either/or choice. Environmentalist and economist Oliver Greenfield challenges statisticians to provide the measures that are needed to balance these twin demands; statistician Paul Allin replies. © 2014 The Royal Statistical Society.

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Greenfield, O., & Allin, P. (2014). Statisticians can help save the world - but they only have 396 days. Significance, 11(3), 31–34. https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1740-9713.2014.00752.x

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