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Reducing carbon emissions is the right thing to do, but goals and plans must not be developed abstractly
How can policy-makers ensure that the burden of climate action is broadly distributed, and not disproportionately affecting low- and mid-skilled workers? This paper argues that the focus should be on lowering the emission intensity of the sector rather than abandoning resource development altogether.
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Comment
Comment is a journal of public theology.