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Eric dP: My top pick this weekend is Harvard economist Robert Stavins explaining why carbon cap-and-trade systems remain the most promising vehicle for international climate progress. Despite the bad rap that cap and trade has gotten from the Tea Party and professional disinformationists, Stavins is right. Which is why I was encouraged to read this […]