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Living With Coal: Climate Policy's Most Inconvenient Truth
Opinion Piece/Newspaper ArticleAuthors
David G. Victor
Richard K. Morse - Stanford University
Published by
The Boston Review, September/October 2009
In the lead article of the September/October Boston Review, David Victor and Richard Morse explain why coal – the world’s fastest growing fossil fuel and top source of greenhouse gas emissions – is here to stay and how climate policy can tackle this problem.
Victor and Morse's piece was also featured in Engineering World's October/November 2009 issue.
Parent Research
Topics: Climate change | Coal | Electricity | Energy | Energy security | Environment and Climate Change | China | Germany | India | Indonesia | Japan | Russia | South Africa | United States | Western Europe
