The Science May Be Settled, But the Economics Isn’t

A re-blog this week. This is a great post from the Freakonomics blog on the climate change debate – or fact perhaps more correctly. It makes interesting reading.

The Science May Be Settled, But the Economics Isn’t.

Will the IPCC start a new conversation about climate change? (theguardian.com)
Climate change sceptics aren’t all alike, so don’t tar them with the same brush | Ehsan Masood (theguardian.com)

Tags: climate change, Economics, Freakonomics, Global warming controversy

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