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Why does climate action fall short despite widespread worry? Here's the role economic anxiety and other concerns play in decision-making

Stefanie Stantcheva 19 Jan 2024

Here's how tackling energy inequality can help address climate change

Project Syndicate 17 Jan 2020

Global Cooperation

In a post-truth world, the fight against climate change is still winnable

Naomi Oreskes 06 Jan 2017

What are the global economic effects of climate change?

Project Syndicate 12 Jan 2016

Harvard University contributors

David Cox

Assistant Professor, Molecular and Cellular Biology and Computer Science

Drew Gilpin Faust

President (2007-2018)

Ricardo Hausmann

Founder and Director, Growth Lab

Naomi Oreskes

Professor of the History of Science

Meghan O'Sullivan

Director, Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs

Stefanie Stantcheva

Nathaniel Ropes Professor of Political Economy and Founder, Social Economics Lab

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