Hope Over Optimism in Climate Action and Climate Science with Gary W. Yohe
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Gary W. Yohe, Professor Emeritus at Wesleyan University, is a climate change expert with 40 plus years' experience, Nobel Peace Prize-recognized, focusing on mitigation, adaptation, and economic impacts of environmental policy.
Top 3 Value Bombs
1. Climate policy and science must be iterative; decisions today should evolve as new data and realities emerge.
2. Not all climate risks can or should be measured purely in economic terms; human lives and ecosystems carry intrinsic value.
3. The future of climate impact comes down to three choices: mitigate, adapt, or suffer; and we will experience some of all three.
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