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Reframing the Climate Debate

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  • Vivan Sharan

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There is perhaps only one broad certainty in the contemporary debate on climate change: not only does climate change affect different nations and communities differently, but the responses of individual stakeholders and institutions are also quite different, primarily because of their different positions along the trajectory of economic growth and the resulting differences in consumption and production patterns, as well as natural resource use.

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  • Vivan Sharan, 2014. "Reframing the Climate Debate," Working Papers id:6073, eSocialSciences.
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