Stern Responses Show Economics as a Form of Brain Damage

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onFeb 22, 2007 @ 09:51 PST

By spending less on curbing CO2 now, according to some economists, we will be richer in the future and thereby better able to pay for mitigating climate change then. Spending on climate abatement must be weighed against other social costs, they say.

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