Join us for a conversation about the social cost of carbon and environmental justice in the United States.

The social cost of carbon is a metric used for incorporating the economic impacts of carbon emissions into federal decision-making. Justin Worland (TIME) will moderate a conversation with Richard Newell (Resources for the Future) and Rachel Cleetus (Union of Concerned Scientists) about the social cost of carbon, its importance for addressing the climate change challenge, and considerations for how it can advance just and economically sound policies. The conversation will also touch on the social cost of other greenhouse gases.

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