Saigon
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Frank -
I was saying that you do not understand the original comment.
When Edenhofer, who is an economist, says that this is not an environmental issue, he goes on to explain - "... with problems such as deforestation or the ozone hole."
His point is fairly obvious if you read the entire statement - climate change is inextricably linked to wider economic policy, and in particular to the value of natural resources. It is no longer a simple environmental issue alone.
His comments are quite clumsy and deliberately provocative, but it's also fairly obvious that they do not mean what you think they mean.
I was saying that you do not understand the original comment.
When Edenhofer, who is an economist, says that this is not an environmental issue, he goes on to explain - "... with problems such as deforestation or the ozone hole."
His point is fairly obvious if you read the entire statement - climate change is inextricably linked to wider economic policy, and in particular to the value of natural resources. It is no longer a simple environmental issue alone.
His comments are quite clumsy and deliberately provocative, but it's also fairly obvious that they do not mean what you think they mean.
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