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The Impact of Climate Risks on Social Inequality
Tuesday 17 January 2023
Reducing social inequality and protecting the environment are two distinct objectives that can both complement and contradict each other. In this study, we examine the impact of climate risks on social inequality and demonstrate a potential trade-off between environmental and social improvements...
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