20 Research Items Found
May 07, 2021
Although the U.S. and Mexico have continued to develop cooperative strategies to manage shared water resources, the Rio Grande River …
May 07, 2021
The authors explore how weak institutions and policy instability in Venezuela created “above ground risks” that can explain the nation's …
April 13, 2021
When it comes to climate change, the United States should compete, not cooperate, with rival China, which is likely to …
March 18, 2021
Nearly halfway through Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador’s term, his administration’s disdain for the petrochemical industry continues, writes Postdoctoral …
October 02, 2020
Energy fellow Jim Krane examines Saudi Arabia’s climate strategy and looks at the near-term actions that the kingdom and other …
Julie A. Cohn, Ph.D., is a research historian in the Center for Public History at the University of Houston. Her work focuses on energy infrastructures, environmental history, technological change, and the relationships between government, business, and the public. Cohn’s book, …
Cin-Ty Lee is a Baker Institute Rice Faculty Scholar for the Center for Energy Studies' Energy, Minerals & Materials program. He is the Harry Carothers Wiess Professor of Geology at Rice University's Department of Earth, Environmental and Planetary Sciences, where …
June 22, 2021
As the world begins to recover from the COVID-19 pandemic, the scale and pace of …
June 30, 2021
Carbon border adjustments are under active consideration in several countries. These proposals are similar in …
