Drawing on his experience with the Marshall Plan after World War II, he argued that addressing global warming is a bargaining problem: if the world were able to reduce emissions, poor countries would receive most of the benefits, but rich countries would bear most of the costs.
根据自己在二战后马歇尔计划中的亲身经验，他认为解决全球暖化实际上是一个议价问题：如果全世界能够减少排放，贫穷国家将获得大部分收益，而富裕国家将承担大部分成本。