Climate change puts health at risk and economists have the right prescription
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PHYS ORG by Christopher Ragan And Courtney Howard, The Conversation Wildfire smoke from Alberta descends on central Manitoba, two provinces away. 2017. A PinP photo. Doctors and economists may seem like strange partners. We spend our days working on very different problems in very different settings. But climate change has injected a common and urgent vocabulary into our work. We find ourselves agreeing both about the nature of the problem and the best solution. It is essential that we put a price on carbon pollution. Story here.