Two decades after the Stern review argued that acting on climate change is sound economics, Fiona Harvey asks why governments and markets are still slow to act.
Economists once dismissed climate costs, Stern showed a low-carbon path makes sense
Two decades after the Stern review argued that acting on climate change is sound economics, Fiona Harvey asks why governments and markets are still slow to act.
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