理想未來,共生永存-可持續發展

We are all complicit in climate change — so we should all pay to fix it

Cognitive dissonance, carbon pricing and what a sustainable economy would look like

The author is a Fellow of New College, Oxford, and author of Net Zero

One definition of madness is said to be persisting with Plan A in the face of all the evidence that it is not working, and avoiding even thinking about a Plan B. But, after 30 years and 26 COPs — Conferences of the Parties to the UN’s 1992 Framework Convention on Climate Change — that pretty much sums up our approach to climate change.

Every year since 1990, we have added another two parts per million to the concentration of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere — including in the lockdown years 2020 and 2021. The case for “one more heave” looks pretty slim.

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