Friedman: Inflation Reduction Act incentive stack is globally unparalleled
Julio Friedman · A breakout year for carbon removal? · Dec 6, 2022 · at 30:27
Julio Friedman of Carbon Direct discusses the macroeconomic impact of U.S. climate policy with host Stephen Lacey.
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“The incentive stack that is in the Inflation Reduction Act is unparalleled by any nation, anywhere.”
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