The paper studies whether the source of air pollution matters for subjective well-being, using life satisfaction data from Chile. Results show that LS is negatively affected by AP from firms and transport, and AP from households negatively affects people who do not produce it.

We studied the effect of seasonal temperature on economic growth using spatiotemporal econometric techniques. We find that higher temperatures during summer reduce economic growth, whereas milder winters raise output growth. These effects are amplified in wealthy councils from the South.