Lunchtime Talk: Financing Climate Solutions from the Private Sector
September 28, 2023 12:00pm – 1:00pm
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Surging U.S. Oil Production Is Helping Defang Geopolitics (comments by Jeff Colgan)
December 20, 2023 Barron's
In a recent Barron's article, Jeff Colgan explains that the Red Sea dispute has the potential to move markets “toward a higher risk premium for oil.”
Climate Pipeline Project
Spring 2024 convening announced!The next Climate Pipeline Project meeting will be held in person on April 26, 2024 at Harvard University. The Climate Pipeline Project seeks to foster junior scholars, from graduate students to untenured professors. By spotlighting their work, providing feedback...
Postdoc: Christian Elliott
Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC) Postdoctoral Fellow
Greening the World: The Politics of Energy & Climate Change
University of East Anglia
Political Science
Pierre Bocquillon
Is the United States Underplaying the Threat of Climate Change? Reevaluating the National Climate Assessment
November 18, 2021
Jeff Colgan and co-author Alexander Gard-Murray recently published a Climate Solutions White Paper focusing on how the summary findings directed at policymakers and technical audiences might be improved, and how a new publicfacing "Summary for American Families" could help the NCA communicate its results more broadly.
Europe’s Gas Dilemma: Preparing for a winter without Russian Gas
March 14, 2022
Jeff Colgan and co-author Miriam Hinthorn recently published a Climate Solutions White Paper on the threat of a full or partial cut-off of Russian natural gas to the European Union, countermeasures available, and the importance of transitioning to clean energy.