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‘Carbon Game’ Puts Players in Climate Negotiators’ Shoes

While negotiators in Paris wrangle over who will cut their carbon emissions and by how much, the rest of us may soon be able to play along at home with the Carbon Game. In this video board game under development by Dutch researchers, players have to cut their greenhouse gas emissions in order to keep the Earth under 2 degrees of warming. But every cut has consequences for the player’s economy. No player can reach the 2 degree target by him or herself. And no player wants to take the...

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