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The major driver of climate change is greenhouse gas emissions, but what are they and what causes them? Professor Cameron Hepburn is Battcock Professor of Environmental Economics in the Smith School of Enterprise and Environment, and Professor Felix Leach is Associate Professor of Engineering Science in the Department of Engineering Science.
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