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.
Selin Teaches Governance in Geneva
Looking for a memorable way to learn global governance? How about Switzerland?
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 Publishes Book “EU and Environmental Governance”
Henrik Selin is the co-author of a new book from Routledge Press, “European Union and Environmental Governance.”
Selin on Dangers of Arctic Drilling
Pardee School Professor Henrik Selin said that drilling in the Arctic could have dire environmental consequences.
Selin Attends Council on Foreign Relations Workshop
Pardee School Professor Henrik Selin represented Boston University at the 2015 College and University Educator’s Workshop hosted by the Council on Foreign Relations.
VIDEO: Selin Talks Global Chemical Challenges
Watch a video of Pardee prof Henrik Selin explaining how chemical products impact global health.
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.
Selin Comments on WMO Climate Report
BU Pardee School professor Henrik Selin offers commentary on the impact of global climate change on marginalized populations.