Many people view climate change as necessitating an expansive role for government in regulating and controlling economic activity. This talk examines the question: how would such global environmental issues as climate change be addressed in a society where government is restricted to the protection of individual rights? The talk was delivered at UCLA on January 31, 2010, and was hosted by LOGIC, the UCLA Objectivist club.
Yaron Brook discusses the state of the Tea Party movement and cap-and-trade legislation. (Pajamas TV interview; 18 min.)
Keith Lockitch discusses climate change, and under what circumstances people are more vulnerable to severe climate events. This recording is hosted by the Heartland Institute. [download mp3]
Yaron Brook discusses the erosion of support for cap-and-trade legislation in light of Climategate’s revelations. (Pajamas TV interview; 9 min.)
Yaron Brook on the recent United Nations climate change summit in Copenhagen. (Pajamas TV interview; 8 min.)
Yaron Brook comments on the United Nations climate change conference in Copenhagen, and the meaning of the leaked climate research e-mails. (Pajamas TV interview; 10 min.)
Yaron Brook is a guest on The Wall Street Shuffle. Topics include government health care and cap-and-trade legislation. (download MP3, hosted by The Wall Street Shuffle)
Yaron Brook analyzes the motives behind measures proposed in the name of combating climate change. (Pajamas TV interview; 9 min.)
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