Social Cost Of Carbon Drastically Underestimated: Report

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By Mike GaworeckiJan 19, 2015, 2:46 pm87 pts
The U.S. government could be drastically underestimating how much climate change is going to cost us, according to a study published by Stanford researchers in the journal Nature Climate Change. The researchers concluded that the Obama Administration is using a Social Cost of Carbon estimate that may be just…

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