What should we do about the climate emergency? Can we do anything at all? What can actually be done, and at what cost to human liberty and flourishing?
While some are busy arguing about “The Science”, most are neglecting some fundamental economic and philosophical questions. Paul Mueller, economist at AIER, gives his perspective on how to move forward and what are the unseen costs of the green utopia promised by proponents of ESG.
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To read more about ESG and climate alarmism, check out Paul’s work here:
Paul Mueller’s Related Articles:
https://www.aier.org/people/paul-mueller/
https://dailycaller.com/2023/12/09/opinion-gavin-newsoms-california-is-showing-us-what-the-green-energy-transition-looks-like-it-isnt-pretty-paul-mueller/
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ESG has been perniciously changing the way corporations, governments, NGOs and institutions operate. This ideological framework synonymous with stakeholder capitalism has become the subject of scrutiny and public backlash, but nonetheless continues to dominate.
In this episode of Liberty Curious, Paul Mueller joins Kate Wand to discuss and dissect: https://youtu.be/ZMMaV0ThZ5Y
Paul is an economist and Senior Research Faculty at AIER who specializes in defending freedom and combatting collectivism. He has written a definitive collection of articles on ESG.
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