From moral hazard to risk-response feedback

Overview of attention for article published in Climate Risk Management, January 2021

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twitter: 23 X users

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RT @DanVisioni: @HalleVerkehrt @AndrewHammel1 @giulio_mattioli @Porkchop_EXP Why SRM makes sense only in the context of strong mitigation -…

argues that “debates over “moral hazard” in many areas of climate policy are unhelpful and misleading” Take #ClimateAction, #FightforEarth! https://t.co/gP5R6Uqbv8

"debates over “moral hazard” in many areas of climate policy are unhelpful and misleading...an alternative framework for dealing with the tradeoffs [is called] “risk-response feedback."" #methane, Take #ClimateAction, #FightforEarth! https://t.co/gP5R6UHe…

RT @hausfath: There is a risk that stigmatizing carbon removal over moral hazard concerns creates an even greater danger: deferring much-ne…

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