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What is the globally climate change issue? What is the impact? What is the government policy for climate change? How to response? What is the causes of Climate Change? What is the market failure and government failure in climate change?

What is the liberal, radical, conservative and modern liberal perspectives of climate change?

What is the liberal, radical, conservative and modern liberal on issues of climate change? Why?

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The key to understanding the impact of climates on conflict is to explore the reciprocal influence of climate and interaction. Climate affects interaction, and interaction in turn defines and alters climate. Both sides of this relationship need close examination in order to understand the role climate plays in conflicts. Once we understand this better, we can posit some methods for creating productive climates and avoiding nonproductive ones.

In all interaction, and particularly in conflicts, one of the key problems parties face is their uncertainty about how to act and about what the consequences of their actions will be. Uncertainty is natural in conflict because many people are not as accustomed to conflict as they are to other sorts of interaction. Perhaps due to a cultural tendency toward avoiding or ignoring undesirable situations, many people simply do no think or learn much about conflicts. Even for those who are accustomed to conflict, every conflict presents specific problems and choices never faced before. Even if it is a dreary rehash of a long standing argument, each conflict holds the potential for change, for better or worse.

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Discuss the following:

Climate change policy in Ontario

• New provincial government ends carbon pricing policy

• New plan to reduce emissions out for public consultation

• Min. of Environment ruled out carbon pricing (towards the end of article)

• Province believes it is not an effective way to change behavior:

“We are out talking to people about the approach we're going to take… That approach won't include a carbon price. But we do, for example, plan, as we said during the election, to have an emissions-reductions fund to fight climate change.”

“We are focusing on the polluters, in terms of people producing the most emissions, not on individual families and people.”

• Besides carbon pricing (either through tax or cap-and-trade), what other options does the province have?

• In light of the above quotes, how might these policies perform?

Short writing assignments (25%) You are to write a brief summary and review of seven of the articles listed under “Readings for ECN 475 Topics.” You may only write on one of the articles listed under any given topic. For each topic selected, prepare in 350 words or less a brief review of the major points of the article and questions or personal reactions you had to the article. These should be single-spaced in 12 pt font

Topic 12: Climate change

Krugman, “Gambling with Civilization,” Review of William Nordhaus’

The Climate Casino: Risk, Uncertainty, and Economics for a Warming World,

The New York Review of Books, 11/7/13

http://www.nybooks.com/articles/archives/2013/nov/07/climate-change-gambling-civilization/

Grading of Short Writing Assignments

50 pts How well did you identify and summarize important points of economics from the

article?

20 pts How well did you use your own words and own organization to write your review?

15 pts Did you provide a good thesis sentence early in your review?

15 pts Are there major issues with your spelling, grammar, sentence structure, etc.?

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