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Copenhagen and the cost of climate action debate
Ben Eisen argues that opportunity costs shape climate policy as nations gather at the UN Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen. He cites the Copenhagen Consensus findings that funds spent on malnutrition interventions yield far higher gains than carbon reduction, and critiques Kyoto's costly yet limited impact while urging focus on more effective priorities for global welfare.
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