The Low Costs of a Zero-Carbon Economy

says that the dramatic decline in prices for renewables and batteries can be replicated in other sectors.
Adair Turner, a former chairman of the United Kingdom's Financial Services Authority and former member of the UK's Financial Policy Committee, is Chairman of the Institute for New Economic Thinking. His latest book is Between Debt and the Devil.
says that the dramatic decline in prices for renewables and batteries can be replicated in other sectors.
says that if you do, whatever harm you cause will be environmental, not macroeconomic.
sees in Beijing's newly blue skies a harbinger of global leadership toward a low-carbon economy.
shows why state intervention has reduced renewables costs much faster than the market alone could.
highlights the challenge that continued rapid economic growth poses to Western neoliberal assumptions.