Innovate First, Regulate Later
Kicking off the Climate Next debate.
Posted Tuesday, Nov. 16, 2010, at 11:44 AM
Read an introduction to the series by Alexis Madrigal and follow the responses from our panel of climate-policy experts.
But this is just one strategy. No doubt there are other ways to answer the pressing questions raised by cap-and-trade's failure. Climate Next panelists and readers: What strategies do you see succeeding in the post-Copenhagen world? How might we go about achieving them?
This story was produced by Slate for the Climate Desk collaboration.
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Illustration by Robert Neubecker.