Authors: Carter F. Bales, and Robin C. Duke
September/October 2008
Foreign Affairs
Greenhouse gas emissions are harming the environment and the global economy. After cleaning up its own act, the United States must enlist developing countries in a new climate-control regime that promises to dramatically reduce emissions and encourage energy e⁄ciency and the development of clean energy technology.
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