Must We Adapt to a Changing World? Bank on it!

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onFeb 13, 2007 @ 06:19 PST

At the World Bank in Washington, officials have posted some new โ€œhelp wantedโ€ signs. The bank is looking for two good specialists to focus on adapting to global warming. It’s a small beginning, perhaps. Still, the ads represent one signal that adaptation is emerging from the political doghouse to take its place among the front-rank options for dealing with climateย change.

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