A Fair Compromise to Break the Climate Impasse

April 4, 2013, Timmons Roberts and Marco Grasso

The Climate Scientist and the Pipeline

March 15, 2013, William Y. Brown

DNA Net Earth

March 2013, William Y. Brown

Oil and Gas Management for Inclusive and Sustainable Development: An East African Regional Forum

March 2013

The United States After the Great Recession: The Challenge of Sustainable Growth

February 2013, Joshua Meltzer, David Steven and Claire Langley

A Window for U.S. Action on Climate Change

February 11, 2013, Nathan Hultman

A Guide to the Post-2015 Debates for the Millennium Development Goals

February 4, 2013, John McArthur

Knowledge and Skills for Becoming Global Citizens

January 30, 2013, Allison Anderson

In today’s world we have many more development stakeholders, so there’s no need for a single agency to try to do everything. It’s far better to try to do some things and to try to do them really well.

January 10, 2013, Homi Kharas, Bloomberg Businessweek

A ZEN Approach to Post-2015: Addressing the Range of Perspectives across Asia

January 2013, Douglas H. Brooks, Kaushal Joshi, John McArthur, Changyong Rhee and Guanghua Wan

A New Latin American Climate Negotiating Group: The Greenest Shoots in the Doha Desert

December 12, 2012, Timmons Roberts and Guy Edwards

Doha Climate Change Negotiations: Moving Beyond the Dueling Dinosaurs to Bring Together Equity and Ambition

December 11, 2012, Timmons Roberts

The “Doha Climate Gateway”: Limited Progress Toward a Global Agreement

December 10, 2012, Nathan Hultman and Claire Langley

The Final Stretch of the Doha Climate Talks

December 5, 2012, Nathan Hultman and Claire Langley

Climate Finance and Global Development Post-2012: Clearing the Fog at Doha

December 4, 2012, Timmons Roberts

There's going to be a demand for revenue, essentially, for the United States government to close its budget deficit over the coming years, and a carbon tax is one way where there's a possibility of taxing so-called bad CO2 emissions and off setting that with tax reductions on capital or income and this could have a positive effect of improving effiency and stimulating economic growth.

November 30, 2012, Joshua Meltzer, Sky Business

But the discussion in the United States is different now, even from a month ago. [Hurricane Sandy] demonstrated to a large part of the country that we are certainly vulnerable to the kind of events we might see under climate change. People see now that it is related it to our national security.

November 28, 2012, Nathan Hultman, Los Angeles Times

Doha Climate Conference: Key Issues Up for Negotiation

November 26, 2012, Nathan Hultman and Claire Langley

The Doha Climate Talks and Long Term Treaty Goals

November 21, 2012, Nathan Hultman

Green Growth Innovation: New Pathways for International Cooperation

November 2012, Nathan Hultman, Katherine Sierra, Jason Eis and Allison Shapiro

Global Trade

November 2, 2012, Joshua Meltzer

Prioritizing Education in the Face of Natural Disasters

October 31, 2012, Lauren Greubel, Xanthe Ackerman and Rebecca Winthrop

Is Rwanda Exportable?

October 31, 2012, Mwangi S. Kimenyi

Millennium Challenge Corporation Advances Environmental and Social Standards

October 31, 2012, Nigel Purvis and Michael Wolosin

Never a Better Time for Philanthropists in Global Education

October 24, 2012, Xanthe Ackerman and Rebecca Winthrop