Quinney Lecture 2008: The Moral Case for Climate Compensation - Daniel Farber

In the 2008 Quinney Lecture, Daniel Farber argues for climate compensation from a moral perspective.

Author(s): Daniel Farber
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Event Date: Thursday, February 7, 2008
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Link: http://www.ulaw.tv/watch/325/quinney-lecture-2008-the-moral-case-for-climate-compensation/
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