Great info @drsimevans.carbonbrief.org! Is the complete document available somewhere? It would be greatly helpful in my research on UNFCCC decision texts :)

Thank you! That makes a lot of sense :)

I’m curious, what issue do you have with Our World in Data? I disliked Max Roser’s arguments when arguing with Jason Hickel over degrowth, so am not surprised, but I haven’t read about it before. Is it about their positivist/economic stance on complex and subjective issues?

Thank you so much! :)

We describe our (slightly) different methodologies in detail. In Fiji, illustrated value cards were used by researchers to better convey each value and support discussion.

most intolerable. A values-based approach can unify the often artificially dichotomised 'economic' and 'non-economic' losses and damages. Resulting in more comprehensive assessments that recognise the complexity of life.

We describe three benefits. Centring locally-identified values ensures that people's experiences and perspectives are recognised, valued, and results in a more context-sensitive assessment. Such an approach can better help with defining what losses and damages are...

Agree!

Same here in Dutch! It’s impossible not to sound informal as i haven’t done that in ages.

Adding another to the list...