Prof. Henrik Selin Speaks to NPR on Hazardous Chemicals

Professor Henrik Selin, Faculty Fellow at the Pardee Center and Assistant Professor of International Relations at Boston University,  was  interviewed on NPR relating to his work on hazardous chemicals in conjunction to the 25 year anniversary of the Bhopal accident. Prof. Selin will also interact with listeners and answer questions on The World Science Forum over the next week.

Prof. Selin was the author of Pardee Paper No. 5 – Managing Hazardous Chemicals: Longer-Range Challenges that Prof. Selin published with the Pardee Center in the Spring

The full interview can be heard here.

Prof. Selin is an assistant professor in Boston University’s International Relations Department. He has written and edited numerous journal articles and books on climate change and hazardous substances and wastes and has a forthcoming book on hazardous chemicals with MIT Press.