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Issues > Climate > Global Warming > Articles > A "Manhattan Project" for Climate Change?  

A "Manhattan Project" for Climate Change? link

The authors, Chi-Jen Yang and Michael Oppenheimer, argue that using the symbolism of the Manhattan Project to take on global warming might make sense as a rallying point, but good politics is not equivalent to wise policy. Such a metaphoric alternative to the Kyoto Protocol is likely to deflect policymakers in counterproductive directions. Adopting a Kyoto-style approach is a more effective way to develop climate-friendly technologies.
Published On:1/10/2007
Submitted On:2/15/2008 3:14:13 PM by Frank K
Categories:Global Warming

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