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Announcement

Welcome on board to BAEconomics Pty Ltd, Department of Climate policy modelling!

BAEconomics Pty Ltd, Department of Climate policy modelling has recently joined the Integrated Assessment Modeling Consortium. BAEconomics is an Australian company that carries out research and policy analysis on problems important to the world’s commodity producers. It maintains a suite of economic models useful in the analysis of economic problems

BAEconomics Pty Ltd, Department of Climate policy modelling has recently joined the Integrated Assessment Modeling Consortium.

BAEconomics is an Australian company that carries out research and policy analysis on problems important to the world’s commodity producers. It maintains a suite of economic models useful in the analysis of economic problems in the minerals, energy, agriculture and natural resources sectors with an emphasis of trade and climate change.

BAEconomics works with commodity companies and governments in both industrialised and developing countries to solve applied economic problems in project development with an emphasis on assisting with the establishment of policy frameworks that maximise the benefits from resource development to society as a whole. An important component of this work is a focus on the assessment of climate policies and the ways in which those policies affect commodity trade.’

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IAMC’s Scientific Steering Committee for 2026–2029

The IAMC is pleased to announce the composition of the Scientific Steering Committee (SSC) for the 2026–2029 term, following both the member election held in April 2026 and the at-large appointment process concluded on 1 July 2026. The institutions received the highest number of votes in the April

New Scientific Working Group: Health and Human Wellbeing

The IAMC is pleased to announce that the Scientific Steering Committee has formally established a new Scientific Working Group on Health and Human Wellbeing. With the growing importance of the health and climate interface in the international and national policy arena, there is a rising demand for robust, policy-relevant