Catherine Wolfram | William F. Pounds Professor of Energy Economics
This moment in history provides ample reminders that a world more reliant on clean energy would also be a safer world, making it harder for authoritarian governments in petrostates to turn energy revenues into weapons of war and reducing the stress from waves of climate refugees, to say nothing of avoiding human suffering. Climate change is moving swiftly, and so should US climate policy. —PIIERead More
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