Fatema Z. Sumar, now executive director of the Harvard Center for International Development and an adjunct lecturer at Harvard Kennedy School, was recently honored by the Mongolian government for her efforts leading the Millennium Challenge Corporation’s $350 million Mongolia Water Compact.
The important interaction between trade and climate policy has sharpened the case for a coalition of countries that commit to price industrial emissions at home and use border adjustments to apply a c
Aluminum, steel, and concrete are some of the most carbon-intensive industries, and many countries already have a tax on them. But not the United States.
By almost any measure, the world should be suffering a far more severe energy crisis.
The clean energy transition has entered a new phase. Ambitious net-zero emission pledges made over the past decade have fallen glaringly short of their goals.
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