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Do We Need Trade-Offs to Advance Climate Policy?,s may be a red herring in light of new technology and innovation, largely absent in the electric industry to date. It argues the trade-offs are institutional and behavioral rather than economic. This author makes the case for leadership and provides principles of prioritization and action.

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