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China Strategy and Action on Climate Change Part of the Climate Change Solutions: Frontline Perspectives from Around the Globe webinar series.

Dr. Fuqiang Yang, senior adviser at NRDC on climate change, energy and environment, discusses climate policy from China's perspective, highlighting the major achievements and lessons on climate change in China's previous five-year plan (2006-2011), and market-based measures in the current five-year plan (2011-2015). The webinar aired May 8, 2012.

Download: Climate Policy & Emissions Data Sheet -- China
China Strategy and Action on Climate Change -- Webinar
Dr. Yang's powerpoint presentation China Climate Change Strategy and Action

Korean Green Growth Policy as Paradigm Shift: Implications for Development, Sustainability, and International Environmental Law Part of the Climate Change Solutions: Frontline Perspectives from Around the Globe webinar series.

Mr. John Leitner, a fellow at the Seoul National University Center for Energy and Environment Law and Policy, discusses climate policy from South Korea's perspective. The webinar aired April 26, 2012.

Download: Climate Policy & Emissions Data Sheet -- South Korea
Korean Green Grown Policy as Paradigm Shift -- Webinar

*The speaker, Mr. John Leitner, welcomes any questions about the topic. He may be reached at either john.leitner@gmail.com or john.leitner@bakerbotts.com.

Energy Security of Asia in the 21st Century Part of the Climate Change Solutions: Frontline Perspectives from Around the Globe webinar series.

Mr. Nobuo Tanaka, the Global Associate for Energy Security and Sustainability at the Institute of Energy Economics, Japan, discusses climate policy from Japan's perspective. The webinar aired April 10, 2012.

Download: Climate Policy & Emissions Data Sheet -- Japan
Energy Security of Asia in the 21st Century -- Webinar

P.J. Simmons Green is Good Interview

P.J. Simmons, co-author of The Green to Gold Business Playbook, spoke with John Shegerian and Mike Brady about developing and implementing corporate sustainability strategies on the Green is Good weekly radio show. The program aired March 23, 2012.

Dealing with Climate Change: The Indian Context Part of the Climate Change Solutions: Frontline Perspectives from Around the Globe webinar series.

Dr. Rajendra K. Pachauri, Director General of The Energy & Resources Institute (TERI) and Chair of the UN's Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), offers his perspective on climate policy in India. This webinar aired March 28, 2012.

Download: Climate Policy & Emissions Data Sheet -- India
Dealing with Climate Change: The Indian Context -- webinar

Q&A with Mary Nichols

Mary Nichols, Chairman of the California Air Resources Board, gave the keynote address at the Yale Environmental Law Association’s second annual New Directions in Environmental Law Conference on February 25, 2012. While she was on campus, she sat down for an interview with Agustín F. Carbó-Lugo, a MEM candidate at the Yale School of Forestry & Environmental Studies.

The End of Deforestation in the Amazon: Is it Possible? Part of the Climate Change Solutions: Frontline Perspectives from Around the Globe webinar series.

Dr. Paulo Moutinho, Executive Director of the Amazon Environmental Research Institute (IPAM) discussed Brazil's climate change and deforestation policies in this webinar, which aired February 16, 2012.

Download: Climate Policy & Emissions Data Sheet -- Brazil
The End of Deforestation in the Amazon: Is it Possible -- Webinar

 

Reinventing Fire: A Conversation with Amory Lovins

Amory Lovins, co-founder of Rocky Mountain Institute , discussed his book Reinventing Fire -- which maps business-led pathways for the U.S. to phase out fossil fuels -- at the Yale School of Forestry and Environment Studies in February 2012.

2012 Environmental Performance Press Conference

The 2012 Environmental Performance Index was released in Davos, Switzerland at the World Economic Forum on January 26, 2012.

Climate Policy in Canada: (Snow)Boots on the Ground Part of the Climate Change Solutions: Frontline Perspectives from Around the Globe webinar series.

Dr. Shi-Ling Hsu, Professor of Law at the University of British Columbia Faculty of Law, presents a look at the climate conversation in Canada. This webinar aired January 18, 2012.

Download: Climate Policy & Emissions Data Sheet -- Canada
Climate Policy in Canada: (Snow)Boots on the Ground -- Webinar

Government, Civil Society or Business: Where is Leadership in Tackling Climate Change in the UK? Part of the Climate Change Solutions: Frontline Perspectives from Around the Globe webinar series.

Mr. Peter Madden, Chief Executive of Forum for the Future discusses climate change policy in the United Kingdom, highlighting what the government, civil society and the private sector are doing to cut carbon emissions. This webinar aired December 8, 2011.

Download: Climate Policy & Emissions Data Sheet -- UK
Government, Civil Society or Business: Where is Leadership in Tackling Climate Change in the UK? -- Webinar

Dan Esty & P.J. Simmons BlogTalkRadio Interview

Dan Esty and P.J. Simmons, co-authors of The Green to Gold Business Playbook, spoke with Wayne Hurlbert about developing and implementing corporate sustainability strategies on BlogTalkRadio. The program aired December 1, 2011.

 

 

 

Russian Energy Future 2050 and Greenhouse Gas Levels Part of the Climate Change Solutions: Frontline Perspectives from Around the Globe webinar series.

Dr. Alexey Kokorin, Head of WWF Russia's Climate & Energy Program, discusses his research and perspectives on Russian greenhouse gas emission (GHG) reduction scenarios and policies. This webinar aired November 17, 2011

Download: Climate Policy & Emissions Data Sheet - Russia
Russian Energy Future 2050 and Greenhouse Gas Levels -- Webinar

The Nuclear Power Endgame in Germany Part of the Climate Change Solutions: Frontline Perspectives from Around the Globe webinar series.

R. Andreas Kraemer, Director of Ecologic Institute, Berlin, provides his frontline perspective on Germany's nuclear power phase-out and its implications for climate policy. Germany may well be regarded as the nation where the endgame of nuclear power began. The conservative and pro-business German government proposed a law to switch off all nuclear power plants by the end of 2022. Polls indicate that 85 percent of Germans want nuclear power to be phased out within a decade. A clear technical and economic vision of a clean energy future, and a renewed determination for rational energy policies, fuel this demand. The webinar aired October 4, 2011.

Download: Climate Policy & Emissions Data Sheet - Germany
The Nuclear Power Endgame in Germany -- Webinar

International Climate Negotiations: Where are they headed prior to Durban, and what do key countries need to do? Part of the Climate Change Solutions: Frontline Perspectives from Around the Globe webinar series.

Jake Schmidt, international climate policy director at NRDC, provides his frontline perspective on international climate policy. In December 2011 countries will meet in Durban, South Africa, for the next high-level negotiation on climate change (the 17th meeting of the Conference of the Parties or COP17). This meeting comes as new temperature records are being set, key countries are moving forward with plans to cut their emissions, and the clean energy economy is growing rapidly. Yet, international climate negotiations are struggling to implement the agreements reached in Copenhagen and Cancun. These agreements, if implemented, could lay a critical foundation for international action. The webinar aired September 6, 2011.

Download: Climate Policy & Emissions Data Sheet - United States
International Climate Negotiations: Where are they headed prior to Durban, and what do key countries need to do? -- Webinar

P.J. Simmons Google Author Talk

P.J. Simmons, co-founder and chairman of the Corporate Eco Forum and co-author with Dan Esty of the Green to Gold Business Playbook, discussed corporate sustainability strategy as part of the Authors@Google program in August 2011.

The Long Death of Environmentalism

Ted Nordhaus and Michael Shellenberger, Co-Founders of the Breakthrough Institute, discuss the current state of environmental movement and look at how environmentalism must evolve in order to effectively address the ecological challenges of a new century. They delivered this talk at the Yale School of Forestry & Environmental Studies on February 23, 2011.

Global Warming's Six Americas

Anthony Lieserowitz, Director, Yale Project on Climate Change Communication discusses "Global Warming's Six Americas."

Approaching Copenhagen

Yale Center for Environmental Law & Policy Director Dan Esty moderates a panel with Yale World Fellows Gidon Bromberg, Tim Jarvis, Vincent Perez, and Sascha Muller-Kraenner. The panel convened October 28, 2009.



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