This is why the common economic/science focus on business or farm-level efficiencies to reduce emissions or pollution is often profoundly misleading.
In fact, *enforcing* system limits drives necessary efficiencies.
Classic example: milk quota production limit lowered emissions; no quota, GHGs UP.
In fact, *enforcing* system limits drives necessary efficiencies.
Classic example: milk quota production limit lowered emissions; no quota, GHGs UP.
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Colm Duffy
"When we attribute behavior to people rather than system structure the focus of management becomes scapegoating and blame rather than the design of organizations in which ordinary people can achieve extraordinary results."
J. D. Sterman (2001)
J. D. Sterman (2001)
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