Note: This paper was written in Spring 2020 for the Environmental Economics course taught by Dr. Thomas McGahee at the University of Georgia. The paper examines the fulfillment of the equimarginal principle among carbon-mitigation schemes and offers a regional policy option that allows the UNFCCC to decentralize its approach to international climate coordination while maximizing its short term impact on the globe.
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