Global Warming: More Common Than Tragic

Ethics and International Affairs 18 (1):41-46 (2004)
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Those who are concerned about the weakness of the Kyoto Protocol should first focus on persuading the United States to join, since this is the best way to let the process work and avoid a tragedy of the commons.

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