Nobel economists press Obama to land aviation emissions deal
Open letter signed by 32 leading figures says global agreement in 2013 would address climate change, boost international relations, and help airlines
A group of 32 leading economists, including eight Nobel Prize winners, have urged Barack Obama to adopt a global mechanism to address the aviation industry's carbon emissions. In an open letter addressed...
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