Abstract
Climate communication is an essential step towards changing the rules. Policies with a large-scale impact on the economy and individuals, such as a high carbon tax, must be justified in terms of their proportionality.
Footnotes
Matilda Gettins, Fridays for Future Munich, Germany.
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