Najam in Yale Climate: Assessing Climate Migration
Dean Adil Najam said that climate change would impact migration across the world – but maybe not in the ways you think.
Selin and Najam in The Conversation: Assessing Paris
Professor Henrik Selinand Dean Adil Najam run down the good, bad, and the ugly of the 2015 UN Climate Conference agreement.
Najam on NPR’s RadioBoston: Deciphering Paris
Dean Adil Najam said that when it comes to the climate, there was a long road ahead if we wished to truly make a difference.
Najam OpEd in The Guardian: Testing the Climate Deal
Dean Adil Najam said that there is a way to determine whether the results of COP21 will make a positive difference in the climate.
Najam on NPR’s RadioBoston: Taking COP21’s Temperature
Dean Najam discussed the Paris Climate Conference on RadioBoston with Meghna Chakrabarti.
Najam Writes Climate Op-Ed in Guardian
In his decades attending climate change conferences, Dean Adil Najam has seen a lot of promises. Now he says it’s time for action.
Najam on NPR: What’s Next for Paris?
Adil Najam spoke with the media on the topics of the upcoming COP21 climate summit as well as the attacks in Paris.
Selin in Yale Climate: Pessimism for Paris
Pardee School Professor Henrik Selin said that his pessimism about the upcoming Paris climate negotiations had only grown.
Selin in the Conversation: Paying for Climate Change
Pardee School Professor Henrik Selin said that one of the biggest questions for the December Paris climate talks was money.
Najam in Newsline on Paris Climate Negotiations
Dean Adil Najam says Pakistan had squandered its opportunity to be a major player in climate negotiations.
Selin in The Conversation: Strikeout in Paris?
Is the global climate on its third strike? Pardee School Professor Henrik Selin has the answers.
Selin in BU Today: Climate Morality
Pardee School Professor Henrik Selin wrote an article for BU Today’s POV series on why climate change is a moral issue, and what we can learn from Pope Francis on the subject.
Najam Explains Climate Change & Extreme Weather
1400 die in Pakistan heat wave. Adil Najam says it is bad governance, not cliamte change that killed them.
Selin: Climate Accord ‘No Victory’
If nations commit to a global warming threshold of 4.3 degrees over the next 100 years, rather than the 2 degrees recommended by top environmental scientists, don’t call it a victory.
Selin: Climate Dangers from Canada and Japan
In the ramp-up to the G7 climate conference taking place later this year in Paris, one Pardee School Professor looks to two unlikely players for challenges to the effort to reduce global warming.
Selin: A Waiting Game on India’s Climate Policy
Pardee prof. Henrik Selin said that recent agreements between the U.S. and India were a tentative first step toward an international climate accord.
VIDEO: GEGI’s Ray at Watson Institute Conference
Becky Ray, research fellow for the Global Economic Governance Initiative, spoke at the Watson Institute for International Studies at Brown University.
GEGI Postdoc at UN Climate Talks
GEGI pre-doctoral fellow Rebecca Ray traveled to Lima, Peru in December to present GEGI’s research on the environmental impacts of China in Latin America at meetings around the United Nations climate change meetings.
Selin Comments on WMO Climate Report
BU Pardee School professor Henrik Selin offers commentary on the impact of global climate change on marginalized populations.