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Tag Archives: Joseph Romm
Interdependence Day
From an ecological point of view, it’s not independence but interdependence that we should be celebrating. Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Philosophy, Policy
Tagged interdependence, Joseph Romm, Mark Bittman, Thomas Jefferson
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How wise is political wisdom?
A new survey says voters do want to hear views on global warming and that such a stand would benefit candidates more than it would hurt them. What’s going on? Why the difference between the common political “wisdom” and these findings? Continue reading
Posted in Messaging, Politics
Tagged carbon pricing, externalities, fossil fuels, Joseph Romm
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