Climate–Genetics Grand Bargain

The piece frames a reciprocal trade: climate activists acknowledge some anthropogenic warming and, in return, accept policies to mitigate 'dysgenics' (e.g., pronatalism or embryo selection). It treats two stigmatized concerns as a package deal rather than isolated fights. — This reframes polarized debates as coalition trades, suggesting how cross‑taboo bargains could unlock movement on demographic and climate policy.