This page includes short videos associated with the memos from the workshop. We’ve uploaded them to the project YouTube page. Higher quality versions of the videos are available on Box.
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Longer Synthesis
Michaël Aklin, University of Pittsburgh
“Clean Energy Transitions and Labor Markets”
Dominic Bednar, Arizona State University
“Energy Poverty Recognition and Responses: Pathways towards a Just Transition for Workers and Communities”
Hanna Breetz, Arizona State University
“Dialectics, not Dichotomies: The Emerging Politics of Energy Transitions”
Joshua Busby, LBJ School of Public Affairs, University of Texas-Austin
Paul Orszag, LBJ School of Public Affairs
“Overdependent: A U.S. National Security Imperative to Diversify Battery and Solar Supply Chains?”
Alex Gazmararian, Princeton University
Dustin Tingley, Harvard University
Matto Mildenberger, University of California Santa Barbara
“Public Opinion Foundations of the Clean Energy Transition”
Jessica Green, University of Toronto
“How to actually finance the energy transition”
Jennifer Hadden, University of Maryland
“The Role of Social Acceptance in the Green Energy Transition”
Thomas Hale, Oxford University
“A ‘Conveyor Belt’? Assessing the Catalytic Impact of Voluntary Corporate Climate Action on Regulation”
Jesse Jenkins, Princeton University
“The political strategy, climate impact, and contingent success of the Inflation Reduction Act”
Nathan Jensen, University of Texas-Austin
“How to create green jobs? Lessons from U.S. state and local economic development job creation programs”
Joanna Lewis, Georgetown University
“The Global Geopolitics of China’s Clean Energy Transition”
Jonas Nahm, Johns Hopkins SAIS
“Green Industrial Policy: Opportunities and Pitfalls”
Sandeep Pai
“Understanding the arc of just transition: case studies from the US, South Africa & India”
Todd Tucker, Roosevelt Institute
“The Inflation Reduction Act Opens a Policy Window for Trans-Atlantic Climate Efforts”
