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Can the Democrats Design a Pragmatic Climate-Change Policy?

Published: Jun. 13, 2019

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Dorothy Wickenden

Author
Robert N. Stavins

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The New Yorker's Dorothy Wickenden sits down with Harvard Project Director Robert Stavins to discuss what various climate-change proposals entail—and would any of them work?

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"Can the Democrats Design a Pragmatic Climate-Change Policy?" Audio, June 13, 2019, posted by The New Yorker.

Climate Change Policy Environment & Climate Change Governance Harvard Project on Climate Agreements North America U.S. domestic politics

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Dorothy Wickenden

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Robert N. Stavins

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