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On Wednesday, Dutch voters rejected—via a consultative referendum—the association agreement of the EU with Ukraine. It is a treaty between the EU, its member states, Euratom, and Ukraine that...
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6 years from the BP Deepwater Horizon oil spill: What we've learned, and what...
Six years ago today, the BP Deepwater Horizon oil spill occurred in the U.S. Gulf of Mexico with devastating effects on the local environment and on public perception of offshore oil and gas drilling....
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Past is prologue? Saudi Arabia’s clumsy oil diplomacy
Everything old is new again for Iran and Saudi Arabia. In recent days, a series of diplomatic skirmishes between Tehran and Riyadh has intensified the long simmering tensions between the two...
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The halfway point of the U.S. Arctic Council chairmanship
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For Europe, it has been a rough year, or perhaps more accurately a rough decade. The terrorist attacks in London, Madrid, and elsewhere have taken a toll, as did the Iraq and Afghanistan wars. But...
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Event Information May 24, 2016 2:00 PM - 3:30 PM EDTKenney Auditorium Johns Hopkins SAIS Nitze Building 1740 Massachusetts Ave., N.W. Washington, DC 20036 Register for the Event Debating solutions for...
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In Paris this past December, 195 nations came to an historical agreement to reduce carbon emissions and limit the devastating impacts of climate change. While it was indeed a triumphant event worthy...
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Coal after the Paris agreement: The challenges of dirty fuel
On December 12, 2015, 195 countries adopted the Paris Agreement, the most ambitious climate change pact to date. The document lays out a plan to curb greenhouse gas emissions, among other...
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6 years from the BP Deepwater Horizon oil spill: What we’ve learned, and what...
Six years ago today, the BP Deepwater Horizon oil spill occurred in the U.S. Gulf of Mexico with devastating effects on the local environment and on public perception of offshore oil and gas drilling....
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Past is prologue? Saudi Arabia’s clumsy oil diplomacy
Everything old is new again for Iran and Saudi Arabia. In recent days, a series of diplomatic skirmishes between Tehran and Riyadh has intensified the long simmering tensions between the two...
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Why Europe’s energy policy has been a strategic success story
For Europe, it has been a rough year, or perhaps more accurately a rough decade. The terrorist attacks in London, Madrid, and elsewhere have taken a toll, as did the Iraq and Afghanistan wars. But...
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How do we end energy poverty?
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India’s energy and climate policy: Can India meet the challenge of...
In Paris this past December, 195 nations came to an historical agreement to reduce carbon emissions and limit the devastating impacts of climate change. While it was indeed a triumphant event worthy...
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Coal after the Paris agreement: The challenges of dirty fuel
On December 12, 2015, 195 countries adopted the Paris Agreement, the most ambitious climate change pact to date. The document lays out a plan to curb greenhouse gas emissions, among other...
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The presidential candidates’ views on energy and climate
This election cycle, what will separate Democrats from Republicans on energy policy and their approach to climate change? Republicans tend to be fairly strong supporters of the fossil fuel industry,...
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Some future scenarios of Russian natural gas in Europe
Tatiana Mitrova, Tim Boersman, and Anna Galkina assess the share of Russian natural gas in the European natural gas mix going forward.
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