No, we don’t need to blow up the pipelines

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There are good methods for dealing with climate change.

Good being defined as dealing with the problem at the least cost to humanity. There are also bad ways, meaning increasing the cost to humans while perhaps dealing with less climate change. Economists are near united that markets, suitably adjusted, are the good way. They also tend to share the view that central planning and political schemes are the bad way.

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