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Summaries by Jason Bordoff & Geoffrey M. Heal • January 01, 2025
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EDITORIAL NOTE: The below working papers and supporting analysis were developed in response to an article published in Nature Climate Change by SIPA Professor Doug Almond along with Xinming Du and Anna Papp, “Favorability towards natural gas relates to funding source of university energy centers.”
As of February 24, 2025, the document titled, “2.18.25 Comments on Almond et al. Favorability towards natural gas relates to funding source of university energy centers” has been formally submitted to Nature Climate Change as a “Matters Arising” commentary, highlighting issues with the paper and the conclusions it draws.
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Summaries by Jason Bordoff & Geoffrey M. Heal • January 01, 2025