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The interaction of climate and development threatens to create a paradox: economic development could accelerate climate change, which in turn could block further development, locking the world into existing patterns of inequality as the natural environment deteriorates. The solution to this paradox is far from obvious. What analytical tools are needed to chart a path that leads toward sustainable, lowcarbon economic development?
This article reviews the implications for climate policy of the climate economics and development literature, focusing on three key areas of judgments and assumptions that are built into a number of leading climate-economics models:
Event on 16 June in Bangkok / SEI and Mekong Institute (MI) will renew their shared commitment for sustainable development and climate resilience in the Mekong Region.
Project / Through interdisciplinary collaborations between French and English institutions, we aim to better understand how citizen science can foster nature connection.
Event on 23 June – 27 June in Visby / Join SEI experts for the annual Swedish political forum in Visby, as they share their insights on security, ai, climate, energy, oceans and industry transition.
