Introducing a Carbon Takeback Policy - Prof. Myles Allen

Imagine one affordable, low-risk policy which would stop fossil fuels causing global warming. Professor Myles Allen explains why a Carbon Takeback Policy could ensure carbon is disposed of safely and permanently, not just released into the atmosphere.
Oxford Martin School,
University of Oxford
www.oxfordmartin.ox.ac.uk

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Discuss the two above- mentioned your hypothesis about contemporary political and economic processes in the region and substantiate the discussion with perspective from literature. Discuss and reflect on the challenges facing the MENA Politically ten year after Arab Spring as well as it's anticipated interi economic performance in the post-covid-19 period