Leading expert in climate forecasting methods, Dr Kesten C. Green, from the University of South Australia, discusses his newly published paper, Are Climate Model Forecasts Useful for Policy Making? in the Science of Climate Change journal. Dr Green has developed innovative approaches to improve forecasting for business and public policy, and his work is widely cited.

Prior to joining the University of South Australia, he co-founded and directed four businesses, including an economic forecasting consultancy and a market research firm. He has provided expert testimony to the Australian Senate, submitted evidence to the New Zealand Parliament and U.S. Congress, and advised government agencies in both countries. His research has also been featured in major outlets such as The Australian Financial Review, London’s Financial Times, and The Wall Street Journal.

For more information please find Kesten Green's Net Zero Makes No Sense and Are Climate Model Forecasts Useful for Policy Making