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The Stern Review and the Costs of Climate Change Mitigation

Dennis Anderson
World Economics, March 2007
Responding to the ‘Dual Critique’, and the Tol and Yohe paper in the previous issue of World Economics, Professor Anderson counters a number of assertions made in those papers including the claims that the Stern Review is ‘alarmist’ or scaremongering, biased in its estimates and was not reviewed by peers. He points to a number of areas where the authors either got it wrong or seriously misrepresented the Review.

Tags:

Adaptation, Climate change, Emissions trading, Energy, Environment, Global warming, Green, Greenhouse gases, Growth, Kyoto, Mitigation, Stern

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