Are Market Mechanisms Moral?
Subtitle
Morality Matters at the Climate Conference
Climate Policy Requires Markets — and Equity
Markets Alone Can't Produce Social Justice
Markets Are Mostly Moral — But It Depends
Markets Can Be Socially Responsible
Tapping Our Better Nature to Solve Global Woes
Author
Leslie Carothers - Environmental Law Institute
Joel Darmstadter - Resources for the Future
Caroline Farrell - Center on Race, Poverty, and The Environment
Stephen F. Harper - Intel Corporation
Bob Perciasepe - Center for Climate and Energy Solutions
Lucia A. Silecchia - Catholic University of America
Environmental Law Institute
Resources for the Future
Center on Race, Poverty, and The Environment
Intel Corporation
Center for Climate and Energy Solutions
Catholic University of America
Current Issue
Issue
2

While using all available tools may seem wise when faced with the formidable challenges presented by climate change, there are moral authorities — including Pope Francis — who have cautioned against blind acceptance of one popular approach, market-based mechanisms.

Dutch Treat
Author
Lucas Bergkamp - Hunton & Williams
F. William Brownell -
Hunton & Williams
Current Issue
Issue
2

The Netherlands national court's Urgenda decision was a delight to climate change activists worldwide, but U.S. Courts' role in reviewing climate policies is not likely to be changed due to the fundamental nature of the two different legal and political systems.