Reducing Difficult-to-Eliminate Emissions Is No Easy Task
As of 2018, over one hundred municipalities in the United States have committed to using 100%...
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Category: Energy & Environmental Policy
Op-ed: Rexposé
The Cockrell School has said in a statement that its new distinguished lecture series “aims to...
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To Fund Infrastructure, Tax Carbon Emissions
If the midterm elections result in a so-called blue wave, Democrats could lead the push in...
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Tillerson on the Venezuelan Crisis and the Future of Regional Stability
On Feb. 1, 2018, U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson addressed UT students and faculty on U.S....
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Kenya’s Re-election Succumbs to Chaos – Now What?
Kenyan electoral politics are in a perilous state. After the Kenyan Supreme Court threw out the...
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Spraying the Skies: an Untested Stopgap for Climate Change
Late in July, an off-the-record gathering of experts and academics converged on the Grand Summit...
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Niger Delta – a time-sensitive but hopeful situation
Photo: Jurgen 2017 Crook Fellow Amara Uyanna is interning with Sustainability International this...
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“This Changes Everything”: Naomi Klein on the Intersection of Climate Change and Economics
Photo Credit: Lynne Foster On October 11, 2015, Canadian journalist and activist Naomi Klein spoke...
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The Fight Over the Climate
Photo Credit: The Texas Tribune The most intriguing panel discussion I attended at the Texas...
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Conservation in China and the Ivory Trade
Third and final in a series by Leo Carter (LBJ MGPS Student) covering his internship at the...
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Lobbying for the Wildlife Trafficking Enforcement Act
Photo Credit: Wildlife Conservation Society Second in a series by Leo Carter (LBJ MGPS Student)...
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The Wildlife Conservation Society and the Battle to Protect Iconic Species
First in a series by Leo Carter (LBJ MGPS Student) covering his internship at the Wildlife...
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