What is the Stern Review?
Q: What is the Stern Review?
A: The Stern Review is a 700-page report on the Economics of Climate Change released in 2006 by economist Lord Nicholas Stern for the British government.
Q: What does the report discuss?
A: The report discusses the effect that climate change and global warming have on the world economy.
Q: Who authored the Stern Review?
A: Lord Nicholas Stern authored the Stern Review.
Q: What is Nicholas Stern known for?
A: Nicholas Stern is known as the "world’s top climate economist".
Q: What is the suggested long-term target recommended by Lord Stern?
A: Lord Stern recommends 350 ppm as a very sensible long-term target.
Q: What is Lord Stern's role in the Global Commission for the Economy and Climate?
A: Lord Stern is the co-chairperson of the Global Commission for the Economy and Climate.
Q: Why is the Stern Review important?
A: The Stern Review is the largest and most widely known and discussed report of its kind on the economics of climate change, making its impact significant.
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