A Cato-tonic Response

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Two skeptics at the Cato Institute now argue that it’s wasteful to spend money addressing the climate crisis because succeeding generations will be so much wealthier that the cost to them will be negligible. What they don’t tell us is that if we don’t deal with this issue a.s.a.p., succeeding generations will be bankrupt by mid-century.

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