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Why a Global Carbon Market is Coming Sooner Than You Think
By Justin Dargin (This article first appeared in Fair Observer) Global carbon trading could potentially be the most effective economic tool to regulate industrial CO2 emissions in the fight against climate change. As concern about global climate change and carbon … Continue reading
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Tagged Belfer Center, Cap-and-trade, Carbon market, Climate change, global warming, Justin Dargin
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Fighting for Food?
By Halvard Buhaug, Helge Holtermann, and Ole Magnus Theisen The globe keeps warming and a global food crisis is looming, but evidence suggests that, contrary to the opinion of many observers, tensions over scarce food and water will not increase … Continue reading
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Tagged Belfer Center, Buhaug, global warming, Harvard Kennedy School, Holtermann, hunger, Peace Research Institute Oslo, PRIO, Theisen
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