Review: Solved: how the world’s great cities are solving the climate crisis by David Miller

This new, paperback edition of Solved by David Miller is a re-issue of the original published in 2020, with an additional chapter updating the reader on the urgency for cities to contribute to tackling climate change. Miller’s argument rests, essentially, on the theory of incremental gains. That is, when multiple small improvements are made in an iterative manner, big outcomes are the result. Simply put, it comes down to: Get on with what you can now and don’t wait for an all-encompassing solution that everyone agrees with. The planet is burning. Demonstrating that we can all play our part is the compelling argument of the book.

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Commonwealth Journal of Local Governance
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2024-10-09
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https://doi.org/10.5130/cjlg.vi29.9367
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Economic, financial, and policy analysis
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Review: Solved: how the world’s great cities are solving the climate crisis by David Miller

R. Jeffrey Smith
Commonwealth Journal of Local Governance
Economic, financial, and policy analysis
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Review: Solved: how the world’s great cities are solving the climate crisis by David Miller

R. Jeffrey Smith
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Abstract

This new, paperback edition of Solved by David Miller is a re-issue of the original published in 2020, with an additional chapter updating the reader on the urgency for cities to contribute to tackling climate change. Miller’s argument rests, essentially, on the theory of incremental gains. That is, when multiple small improvements are made in an iterative manner, big outcomes are the result. Simply put, it comes down to: Get on with what you can now and don’t wait for an all-encompassing solution that everyone agrees with. The planet is burning. Demonstrating that we can all play our part is the compelling argument of the book.

Commonwealth Journal of Local Governance
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