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Nature and The Environment

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Environmental Economics: A Very Short Introduction

12:15pm | Sunday 25 March 2012
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About this Event:

Welcome to a Very Short Introduction soapbox. A short talk lasting 15 minutes from an expert in the field. The talk is free and takes place in the Blackwell book tent.

Stephen Smith, professor of economics at University College, London, discusses environmental issues including pollution control, reducing environmental damage, and global climate-change policies, answering questions about how we should balance environmental and economic considerations, and what form government policies should take.

Sponsored by Oxford University Press

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