eNews – Forum-Tom Kompas talks up benefits of a clean economy. New blog.
Organisation: Lighter Footprints
Author: Carolyn Ingvarson
Release Date: 21/10/2019
Do you want the good news or the bad news? World environmental economics expert, Tom Kompas, has plenty to say on the costs and benefits of a speedy transition to a clean economy. We are thrilled to bring him to you on October 31st. His research brings hope to those of us who work hard to move us to renewables and climate action – we can avoid over a trillion dollars of accumulated damages by 2050 with a fast transition, and its costs are negligible in comparison.
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