(Bloomberg) — About 50 miles away from Cambodia’s capital in the farming province of Kampong Speu, Vuth Dara has laid off two of his five workers, pulled his children out of English classes and swapped an electric stove for charcoal after soaring fuel costs slashed demand for the ice he sells to local restaurants. Read More
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Climate policy may crowd out green values and what to do about it
Conventional approaches to policy design fail to recognise the plasticity of citizens’ beliefs and social preferences. Based on a representative sample from Germany, this column shows that mandated carbon-reducing lifestyle…






