News + Media: Regional Analysis

The biggest source of mercury in the U.S. continues to be coal power plants. Source: booleansplit/flickr, CC BY-NC
Commentary
The Conversation | Feb 09, 2016
Are Tighter EPA Controls on Mercury Pollution Worth It?
In The News
The Newsroom | Feb 01, 2016
Increased Air Pollution and Drought Threatening Food Security in China
In The News
The Economist | Jan 14, 2016
Sharing the Nile
Commentary • China Energy & Climate Project
The Conversation | Dec 16, 2015
Engaging Civil Society Will Help Ensure Transparent and Credible Review of Climate Pledges
In The News • China Energy & Climate Project
MIT News | Dec 14, 2015
Sharing Climate Research and Strategies in Paris
News Release • China Energy & Climate Project
Dec 14, 2015
MIT-China Team Offers Approach for Addressing Distributional Equity Alongside Economic Efficiency in a National Emissions Trading System

‘This should send a signal to the United States’
Commentary • China Energy & Climate Project
ChinaFAQs | Dec 14, 2015
Where Wai (Outer) Meets Nei (Inner)
News Release
Dec 08, 2015
Climate Policy in Developing Countries: Does One Size Fit All?

Study shows significant cost differences in Brazil and Mexico
Dec 04, 2015
Paris and Beyond: Climate Change and the Future of Energy

Professors Henry Jacoby and Valerie Karplus (MIT Sloan School of Management) and their collaborator, professor Xiliang Zhang (Tsinghua University; MIT-Tsinghua China Energy & Climate Project) speak at this event. Addressing an audience of COP21 attendees, MIT alumni, current students, and others, they discussed how China’s actions coming out of COP21 could help shape the future global energy system. 
News Release
Nov 18, 2015
Wind and Solar Infrastructure: To Build or Not to Build?

Study gauges climate impacts on renewable energy production in southern Africa

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