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U.S. Natural Gas Exports: Friend or Foe?

U.S. natural gas production is booming.

How can Indonesia—the world’s fourth-most populous country and an emerging economic powerhouse—

5 Reasons Why It’s (Still) Important to Reduce Fugitive Methane Emissions

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How can we make climate change adaptation measures more effective? I recently traveled to Dhaka, Bangladesh to discuss ways to address that very question.

A slight breath of fresh air entered the UNFCCC climate negotiations this week in Bonn, Germany.

Evaluate Non-Profits on Impact, Not Overhead

I recently had a frustrating experience. It all started during a casual conversation with one of my mother’s friends. After hearing a bit about my role as CFO of the World Resources Institute, my mother’s friend informed me that she regularly…

A new report from CERES draws a connect

Stacy Kotorac, a project coordinator/research assistant with the Greenhouse Gas Protoco

It’s been almost four months since the last UNFCCC negotiations in Doha, Qatar (C

The End of Poverty? The World Bank and the Shared Prosperity Agenda

Within our lifetimes, the world could be free of widespread, extreme poverty, replaced instead with shared prosperity and environmental and fiscal balance.