Mitigating climate change is often presented as imposing a trade-off between the economy and the environment. But a new study by a team from six leading European universities and institutes shows that Europe can make choices that are in its own best economic and climate interest.
THE HAGUE – Mitigating climate change is often presented as imposing a trade-off between the economy and the environment. For too long, the debate has been framed around the concept of “burden-sharing.” But new analysis by a team from six leading European universities and institutes casts new light on this debate, and shows that Europe can make choices that are in its own best economic and environmental interest.
THE HAGUE – Mitigating climate change is often presented as imposing a trade-off between the economy and the environment. For too long, the debate has been framed around the concept of “burden-sharing.” But new analysis by a team from six leading European universities and institutes casts new light on this debate, and shows that Europe can make choices that are in its own best economic and environmental interest.