Challenges and Opportunities in Climate Economics

Yoo, Sunbin; Kumagai, Junya; Managi, Shunsuke

doi:10.3389/fclim.2021.701818

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“…To answer this challenge, it is necessary to form a clear quantitative idea of the scale of the climate change problem and the progress achieved in its solution. Due to the complexity involved in climate change, interdisciplinary approaches and interdisciplinary collaboration are required (Yoo et al, 2021).…”

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Economics of Climate Change: Global Trends, Country Specifics and Digital Perspectives of Climate Action

Popkova

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2022

Front. Env. Econ.

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Economics of Climate Change: Global Trends, Country Specifics and Digital Perspectives of Climate Action

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2022

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Toward a Nature-Based Economy

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Humanity faces a dual threat to its existence: climate change and biodiversity loss. The two risks are linked through human activity and an economic system that promotes growth at the expense of nature. Creating a nature-based economy can mitigate the dual risks and bring sustained, shared prosperity. The article shows how markets can be developed around the protection and regeneration of nature. Policies and actions needed to unleash the resources and innovation of markets to ensure that nature-based economic growth is shared and sustainable are specified. A nature-based economy ensures that conservation is a source of capital for development.

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Challenges and Opportunities in Climate Economics

Cited by 2 publications

References 59 publications

Economics of Climate Change: Global Trends, Country Specifics and Digital Perspectives of Climate Action

Economics of Climate Change: Global Trends, Country Specifics and Digital Perspectives of Climate Action

Toward a Nature-Based Economy

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