Cataloguing Impacts Of The Shale Boom: A Foundation For Local Governance
by guest author Christopher Halfnight, F&ES ‘15
by guest author Christopher Halfnight, F&ES ‘15
by guest author Melissa Arias, F&ES ‘15
by Josh Galperin, Associate Director
by Daniel C. Esty
For two decades, the global response to climate change has centered on a top-down, national-government-led framework based on a series of emissions reduction targets and timetables. But this international treaty architecture has produced neither the action orientation nor the on-the-ground results needed to address the build-up of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere.