Published Mar 21, 2022

Robert Pindyck on Averting and Adapting to Climate Change

Robert Pindyck delves into the multifaceted risks of climate change alongside global existential threats, advocating for a balanced policy approach that encompasses both emission reductions and adaptation strategies amid significant scientific uncertainties. He stresses the crucial role of comprehensive mitigation efforts and international cooperation in building resilience against these challenges.

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Climate Policy PerspectivesRobert Pindyck discusses the complexities of implementing carbon taxes and the necessity of adaptation strategies in climate policy. He emphasizes the importance of global cooperation to effectively address the ongoing challenges of climate change.

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