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Hongqiao Liu, Sarah Tang, Cory Combs, Kate Logan, Travis Brubaker, Muyi Yang, Michal Meidan, Aiqun Yu, Belinda Schäpe, Diego Montero, Meian Chen, Effy, Feng Hu, Anqi Dang, John Novis, otto simonett, Angel Hsu, Kevin Schoenmakers, Edmund Downie

Policy analysis, data insights, and human-centred storytelling on the world's largest carbon emitter

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#30: How the U.S. and China Can Continue Fighting Climate Change Despite Trump

In this week’s newsletter, Angel Hsu, associate professor at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, delves into the rapidly deteriorating landscape of climate action in the U.S. since Donald J. Trump’s return to office, and what t...

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In this week’s newsletter, Edmund Downie (Princeton University School of Public and International Affairs) and Dr. Erica Downs (Senior Center on Global Energy Policy, Columbia University) take an in-depth look at China’s evolving climate di...

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Authors

The writers behind this newsletter.

  • Hongqiao Liu

    Paris-based policy consultant & advisor, tracking #China #environment #energy #climate since 2010. Oxford Reuters Fellow; 2x TED speaker; Vox “Visionary change agent.” 中/EN/FR. I curate and edit the Shuang Tan newsletter.

  • Sarah Tang

    I approach the changing world with independent thinking and evidence-based research.

  • Cory Combs

    Climate, energy and industrial policy analyst.

  • Kate Logan

    Director, China Climate Hub and Climate Diplomacy, Asia Society Policy Institute & Fellow, Center for China Analysis.

  • Travis Brubaker

    Exploring how climate change drives geopolitics. Senior Policy Advisor for US climate foreign policy at E3G.

  • Muyi Yang

    Dr Muyi Yang is a Senior Policy Analyst at Ember. He is also an adjunct fellow at the Australia-China Relations Institute, secretary of the International Society for Energy Transition Studies, and a senior policy fellow at Asia Society Australia

  • Michal Meidan

    I head China energy research at the Oxford Institute for Energy Studies. Previously, I worked at Energy Aspects and Eurasia Group. I've been analysing China, energy policies and geopolitics for over two decades, and learning something new every day!

  • Aiqun Yu
  • Belinda Schäpe

    Belinda Schäpe is a China Policy Analyst at the Centre for Research on Energy and Clean Air, where she analyses China’s decarbonisation journey and advises policymakers on diplomatic engagement with China.

  • Diego Montero

    Senior Program Director for Strategy and Partnerships at iGDP. BA, Berkeley. MPP, Harvard. Enjoys riding around on his road bike, playing dive bars with his rock band, and sunny weekends in public parks with existentialist literature.

  • Meian Chen

    Senior Program Director for Beyond Carbon and Senior Analyst at the Institute for Global Decarbonization Progress (iGDP). PhD from University of Oregon. My research specializes in the analysis of Non-CO2 emissions mitigation.

  • Effy
  • Feng Hu

    Climate-resilient economy | silkroad.earth

  • Anqi Dang

    Sustainable Finance and Asia Policy

  • John Novis

    photographer and storyteller. Former ‘head of photography’ for Greenpeace International.

  • otto simonett

    I am a Geographer passionate about communicating complex environmental issues with compelling and original visuals, maps and texts.

  • Angel Hsu
  • Kevin Schoenmakers

    Kevin is a freelance editor and reporter living in New York.

  • Edmund Downie

    Edmund Downie is a PhD candidate in Public Affairs at the Princeton School of Public and International Affairs. He researches and writes on the politics and finance of Asia's energy transition as well as US-China climate cooperation.

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