Princeton
Environmental Institute an equal
opportunity institution. Recent studies project that Developing World carbon output will
be large enough to create a climate crisis in and of itself by
mid-century - irrespective of actions by the Developed World. In this talk, Martin Bunzl examine the implications of this claim for the terms in which
debates about climate are usually posed. Bunzi argue that a simple per capita
allocation is an unlikely formula for success even if it is prima facie fair. Martin
Bunzl is Professor of Philosophy at Rutgers University where he directs the
Initiative on Climate and Social
Policy.
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