Why do societies not respond to climate change as they should? - Population Matters
Despite awareness of the impending crisis, humanity’s emissions continue to climb, pushing the planet toward catastrophic warming. In today's guest blog, climate change economist and writer Graeme Maxton considers the greatest problem of our age.
Why do societies not respond to climate change as they should? - Population Matters Why do societies not respond to climate change as they should? 12 November 2024 Despite awareness of the impending crisis, humanity’s emissions continue to climb, pushing the planet toward catastrophic warming. In today’s guest blog, climate change economist and writer Graeme Maxton considers the greatest problem of our age. Humanity has a big problem. It also has lots of solutions. Yet the problem is not being solved. It’s getting worse. Why? The big problem, of course, is climate change. Societies know
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