Could carbon pricing be the answer to climate change?
Putting a price on carbon pollution must become part of a set of actions to future-proof our economies and societies. Image: REUTERS/Stringer
Catherine McKenna
Minister, Department of environment and climate change, Canada
Feike Sijbesma
Member Board of Trustees, World Economic Forum; Co-Chair, Global Climate Adaptation Centers; Honorary Chair, Royal DSM
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