http://www.uni-hamburg.de/Wiss/FB/15/Sustainability/enpolmargcost.pdf
That's an interesting paper reviewing marginal damage cost estimates
for carbon dioxide.
Depending on the assumptions, very high values (in excess of $1000 per
tonne of carbon) can appear plausible, but the author points out that
peer reviewed studies making more standard assumptions about discount
rates give a 95% probability of marginal damages being below $62 per
tonne of carbon (ie less than $20 per tonne of carbon dioxide).
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