“Linkage Will Prove Essential for Ultimate Success of Paris Agreement.” The Environmental Forum 35, no. 5 (2018): 15.
[D-163]
Robert N. Stavins is the A.J. Meyer Professor of Energy & Economic Development, John F. Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University, Director of the Harvard Environmental Economics Program, Director of Graduate Studies for the Doctoral Program in Public Policy and the Doctoral Program in Political Economy and Government, Co-Chair of the Harvard Business School-Kennedy School Joint Degree Programs, and Director of the Harvard Project on Climate Agreements.
|
Email: robert_stavins@hks.harvard.edu Tel: 617-495-1820 Office: Littauer 306 |
Assistant: Jason Chapman Email: jason_chapman@hks.harvard.edu Tel: 617-496-8054 |
Mailing Address: Robert N. Stavins Harvard Kennedy School, Mailbox #11 79 John F. Kennedy Street Cambridge, Massachusetts 02138 |
Publications
My Blog: An Economic View of the Environment
Tweets
-
As I’ve said before, Trump does not care about the outcome of his policies, just the effect of announcing them. t.co/lxYNMnerme
-
An interesting reassessment of the potential of carbon markets to help reach #ParisAgreement climate goals cost effectively and stimulate private sector investment aligned to #SDGs -@UN_CarbonMechs @peterdcripps @Money4NDCs @UNDPClimate @carrzee @DanielMRossetto t.co/p0cHxso2ch
-
As #EUA prices have tripled “around 20 Mt of #carbon has been reduced due to fuel-switching this year, and it could have been even more, but gas prices have risen extraordinarily high” according to @YanQinyq from @TRPC_Climate. #EUETS doing its job #DeliveringClimateAmbition t.co/QOMwE6Y3K5
Roles and Responsibilities
Albert Pratt Professor of Business & Government, Harvard Kennedy School
Director, Harvard Environmental Economics Program
Director, Harvard Project on Climate Agreements
Director of Graduate Studies for Ph.D. in Public Policy, and Political Economy & Government
Co-Chair, HKS/HBS Joint Degree Program
Faculty Chair, Exec Ed Course Climate Change & Energy: Policy Making for the Long Term
University Fellow, Resources for the Future
Research Associate, National Bureau of Economic Research
Co-Editor, The Journal of Wine Economics