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Top economists on carbon price and decarbonization
An article from June 12 in Inside Climate News, says that “top economists,” led by Joseph Stiglitz and Nicholas Stern, report that the current average low price on carbon (less than $10 a ton) worldwide, will not achieve the transition to low … Continue reading
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Climate change is a market failure
In a February 14, 2017 post, Carbon Brief blog says “Climate change is a classic market failure. The costs of burning CO2 are borne by society at large, but the benefits accrue to those burning fossil fuels.” The Social Costs of Carbon … Continue reading
Producers see oil demand peaking
This Wall Street Journal article from November, 2016, reports on the trend of global oil producers beginning to acknowledge the inevitability of a shift from oil-based fuels to natural gas and renewables.
Cycling for Climate Solutions
The Missoulian published an interview with our Cross Country Cyclers as they visited Missoula and presented at Imagine Nation Brewing. Next stop is Great Falls. They will meet at the Celtic Cowboy on September 13 and talk about their trip for … Continue reading
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Pedaling for climate education
This article by Mike Ferguson in Billings Gazette August 19, 2016 describes his interview with Dr. Lori Byron, a pediatrician from Montana who bicycled 2,000 miles with her brother, to the Arctic Circle, to raise funds for Citizens’ Climate Education . She returned … Continue reading
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Reflexive Realism is what’s missing from the climate debate
Garrison Institute reflexive cartoonp Jonathan Rowson is an “applied philosopher,” grandmaster chess player, and author of the forthcoming book Seven Dimensions of Climate Change: rethinking the world’s toughest problem, who writes about speaking at the recent forum in … Continue reading
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Scepticism on pricing carbon
Today in the dailyclimate@newsletters.dailyclimate.org, Andrew Simms in the Guardian suggests that we take a deeper look into the economic models that show carbon pricing as a solution to climate change. Commenting on BP’s call for a “meaningful price on carbon” in … Continue reading
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Climate pricing according to IMF and World Bank
In yesterday’s New York Times article, quoted by dailyclimate.org, the economic pain of raising the costs of fossil fuels by carbon pricing is featured. There is no mention of revenue-neutral programs such as that successfully used by British Columbia, or the … Continue reading
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