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Summer/Fall 2021 Newsletter

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Download the Summer/Fall 2021 newsletter to learn more about the Harvard-China Project's research and endeavors: Climate Change Solutions Fund: HCP team earns Harvard research award. China's Carbon Markets: HCP economists use firm-level data to test...

China Project Spring 2018 Newsletter

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This spring the Harvard-China Project continued its investigations of the “China 2030/2050” theme sponsored by the Harvard Global Institute (HGI). Our community explored a number of pressing issues, including a Nature Energy paper on the environmental...

Global Power for Global Powers

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A Harvard Gazette Article By Clea Simon, Harvard Correspondent Watch the video here Experience at world’s largest utility company informs call for nations to share energy Liu Zhenya has a vision for revolutionizing not just how we produce energy, but also...

High-Level Meetings with Ministers Xie and Li

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On August 4, China’s lead official on climate change, Minister XIE Zhenhua, hosted a research and policy consultation with Profs. Mike McELROY, Steve WOFSY, executive director Chris NIELSEN, and Project alumni Dr. ZHANG Hongjun (Holland & Knight, LLP) and...

Clearing the Air

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Check the reviews of Clearing the Air, a Harvard China Project book on the health damages of air pollution, and comprehensive costs and benefits of taxes to control pollutants and CO2. Reporting an interdisciplinary study by Harvard University and...

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