桑迪飓风是气候变化的“肥尾”吗?

Gernot Wagner, M. Weitzman
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科学本身很难解决肥尾问题。科学的过程在很大程度上是通过重复来完成的,从定义上讲,这并不适用于这里。尽管如此,科学可以帮助我们建立远超人类想象的肥尾模型。统计学家和经济学家已经发现了证实肥尾存在的模式,从股市回报到极端天气事件。根据定义,百年一遇的事件确实很罕见。但它的影响可能会使其他一切相形见绌。到目前为止,我们知道百年一遇的风暴——通常用于基础设施的标志——可能会更频繁地出现。
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Was Hurricane Sandy the ‘Fat Tail’ of Climate Change?
Science itself has a hard time grappling with fat tails. The scientific process largely works through repetition, which by definition does not apply here. Still, science can help us model fat tails that reach far beyond human imagination. Statisticians and economists have discovered patterns confirming the existence of fat tails in everything from stock market returns to extreme weather events. A 1-in-100-year event is indeed rare, by definition. But it may well dwarf all else in impact. And by now we know that 1-in-100-year storms — the hallmark often used for infrastructure — may be showing up much more frequently.
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