Lilly Yejin Lee

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Lilly Yejin Lee is a Master of Public Administration candidate at Columbia University’s School of International and Public Affairs, and a Departmental Research Assistant at the Center on Global Energy Policy.

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February 07, 2023 •Op-eds & Essays • Energy for Development

Can Developing Economies Have High Growth Without Using Coal? A Debate.

By Jason Bordoff , Lilly Yejin Lee • The Wall Street Journal

March 16, 2022 •Reports • Climate Change

Tallying Updated NDCs to Gauge Emissions Reductions in 2030 and Progress toward Net Zero

The Paris Agreement included two particularly crucial innovations for supporting greenhouse gas emissions reductions: a voluntary, bottom-up nationally determined contribution (NDC) and a ratchet mechanism.

By James Glynn , Kirsten Smith , Lilly Yejin Lee + 3 more

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Can Developing Economies Have High Growth Without Using Coal? A Debate.

Tallying Updated NDCs to Gauge Emissions Reductions in 2030 and Progress toward Net Zero

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