Why does Broome discuss the "social cost of carbon?"
A) To show that your greenhouse gas emissions do a significant amount of harm.
B) To explain how complicated it is to determine how much carbon dioxide you cause to be emitted over the course of your lifetime.
C) To establish the economic importance of government action on climate change.
D) To show that climate change is a social problem rather than an individual one.

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Broome discusses the "social cost of carbon" to highlight the significant harm caused by greenhouse gas emissions, emphasizing the impact of individual actions on the environment.

Why Does Broome Discuss the "Social Cost of Carbon