A free market alone won’t safeguard the environment, often leading to pollution and poor resource management. Can environmental economics help combat climate change and promote energy efficiency? Nobel Laureates explore how government action can drive cleaner, sustainable practices and discuss climate challenges, renewable energy, and pathways to economic sustainability.
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Explore Nobel insights on sustainability, climate action, and the economy, designed to broaden understanding and inspire meaningful change.
- Earth Day 2024: Uniting for a plastic-free future
- Economic perspectives on sustainable energy for World Energy Efficiency Day
- How environmental economics can change our approach to tackling climate change
- World Food Day: New Solutions for Food Security in a Changing World
- How climate compensation can reduce rising temperatures and inequality
- How market design can address the world's water crisis
- Calculating the cost of the climate crisis
- The History and Future of Environmental Economics
- Green economics: Do we have to choose between growth and sustainability?
- The free rider problem: economics and climate action
- Can people be nudged into better behavior using choice architecture?
- Environmental concerns and economic growth: holding governments accountable
- How can we design a solution to climate change?
- What is the corporate social & environmental responsibility of a company?
- Why price carbon? A way to reduce the effects of human activities on the environment
- Why a carbon tax alone isn't enough to beat climate change
- Can environmental economics provide a solution to climate change?
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