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May 02, 2023 •Op-eds & Essays • Geopolitics

Green Gridlock: How to Fix the U.S.-EU Disconnect on Climate

By Gautam Jain , Sagatom Saha , Chris Bataille + 1 more • Foreign Affairs

April 18, 2023 •Op-eds & Essays • Renewable Energy

L’indipendenza energetica passa dalla transizione ecologica

By Pierpaolo Cazzola • la Repubblica

April 06, 2023 •Op-eds & Essays • Energy Security

OPEC+ Cut Shows Saudi Geopolitical Ambitions

By Jason Bordoff , Karen E. Young • Foreign Policy

February 23, 2023 •Op-eds & Essays • Energy Security

A Tool of Attrition

By Edward Fishman • Foreign Affairs

February 13, 2023 •Op-eds & Essays • Energy Security

South Sudan’s oil and water give it bargaining power – but will it benefit the people?

By Harry Verhoeven • The Conversation

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

January 23, 2023 •Op-eds & Essays • Energy Policy

As US-EU trade tensions rise, conflicting carbon tariffs could undermine climate efforts

By Noah Kaufman , Chris Bataille , Gautam Jain + 1 more • The Conversation

January 23, 2023 •Op-eds & Essays • Nuclear Energy

Could Fusion Overcome Public Opposition to Nuclear Power?

By Matt Bowen • Foreign Policy

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