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COP30’s Subnational Climate Leadership Spotlight
The United Nations Conference of Parties (COP) primarily centers the priorities of national delegates and their resulting climate commitments, however subnational parties,…
Climate Progress Doesn’t Have to be Limited by Politics
In a time of high frustration over the state of US political engagement with climate change, it’s important to acknowledge the progress…
Charting a Course for Sustainability Under Trump
By: Ed Wäisänen I recently attended a panel on Advancing Environmental Sustainability in the Trump Era, put on by the School of Natural Resources and…
Some Reflections on the Implications of a Trump Presidency for Climate Change Policy
The following blog is a contribution of Alan Miller, a lawyer and internationally recognized expert on climate finance and policy. Watching the election…
Can Donald Trump “Cancel” the Paris Agreement?
During his turbulent and controversial candidacy, United States President-elect Donald J. Trump put forward relatively few concrete policy proposals. Vague promises of…
The Election & the Paris Agreement: Part 2
Following Tuesday’s election, a lot of people back home have asked us, What does this mean for climate change, US climate…
The Election & the Paris Agreement: Part 1
On November 9th, 2016 we woke up here in Marrakech as most of our American friends/family were sleeping (or maybe laying awake…
A Graduate Student Reflection on the COP21 in Paris, Mayank Vikas
The 21st Conference of Parties (COP) under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, 1992 (UNFCCC) was recently held in Paris…
