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		<description><![CDATA[Can higher prices help the poor? | Yesterday, I had a couple of interesting conversations about fairness and climate change. One of the problems is that in order to reduce climate pollution, society will probably have to put a price on emissions. The price could come in the form of a carbon tax or a carbon permit or something else entirely. But the basic idea is that to reduce pollution, we&#8217;ll have to charge for the privilege of emitting...]]></description>
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