Lecture

Limits to Using Markets as Energy Allocation Mechanisms

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This lecture by the instructor delves into the concept of the Anthropocene, highlighting how human activity, particularly the global economic system, has become the main driver of change in the Earth System. The discussion revolves around the Great Acceleration in human activity since the industrial revolution, leading to significant changes in Earth's structure and functioning. The lecture also covers the Planetary Boundaries framework, emphasizing the nine global priorities crucial for maintaining Earth's stability. Furthermore, it explores the concept of Human Scale Development, focusing on sustainable and healthy consumption patterns. The presentation concludes with an analysis of different model pathways for achieving net emissions reductions, considering various mitigation strategies and their implications.

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