🤝 Join the Ecosystem of Reviews for Carbon Pricing – Let’s Build Living Evidence Together! 🤝

Dear colleagues,

🌍 Be part of the Ecosystem of Reviews for Carbon Pricing! This will provide critical evidence on climate solutions to support evidence-based climate policy and climate science assessments like the upcoming IPCC AR7 reports.

🌐We’re building a collaborative platform to improve the quality and accessibility of reviews on carbon pricing - and we’re inviting you to join us!

This Ecosystem is an integrated and dynamic framework that encompasses systematic reviews, meta-analyses, and evidence maps, all interacting to provide comprehensive evidence for the effects of carbon pricing, supporting robust, real-time policy decisions. The focus is on meta-analyses of empirical evaluations of the ex-post literature with a global perspective and the ambition to become living evidence. Turning systematic reviews and meta-analyses into living evidence is particularly indicated as carbon prices will change over time.

💡 How you can contribute:

1. Team Up on Reviews

   Work with others to co-author high-quality reviews as part of our coordinated ecosystem. We welcome new review proposals and collaborations on existing ones!

   
   

2. Contribute Existing Reviews

   Have you already conducted a review? Help harmonize it with our methodological framework and join the effort to turn it into living evidence - regularly updated and policy-relevant.

   
   

3. Contribute as an Individual

   Whether you're a student, early-career researcher, or expert - your contribution matters! Let us know what topic(s) you're interested in, and we’ll connect you with the right team.

   
   

✨ Why get involved? 

✅ Collaborate with an interdisciplinary community 

✅ Co-author impactful scientific outputs 

✅ Shape a more transparent, dynamic, and policy-ready evidence base

🔗 Learn more and get involved: carbonpricing.science

📬 Interested? Reach out to stephan.bruns@uhasselt.be and/or jan.minx@pik-potsdam.de

🛠️📈🌿 Let’s work on this together—for better evidence and smarter climate policy!