Master’s student Britt Shaw discusses why she chose ERG and how ERG’s interdisciplinary mix of courses allowed her to build the skills she needed to pursue energy project development and management in the private sector.
Zeke Hausfather: Global Warming Hiatus Disproved — Again
Zeke Hausfather, an ERG grad student, explains how ship measurements of sea surface temperature have been underestimating the amount of ocean warming this century.
COP22: How Morocco is Going Green
As the 22nd UN climate change conference, or COP22, continues in the Moroccan city of Marrakech, Daniel Kammen discusses how Morocco is becoming a model on the African continent when it comes to fighting climate change.
‘Coal Doesn’t Benefit the Poor’: Dan Kammen on Energy Access and Poverty
Carbon Brief spoke to ERG Professor Daniel Kammen, one of the contributors to the report of the ODI’s (Overseas Development Institute) beyond coal report, about its findings.
RAEL and the California Academy of Sciences Collaborate the ‘Exploring Energy’ Video Series
ERG Professor Daniel Kammen helped the California Academy of Sciences and RAEL create a video series called “Exploring Energy.”
ERG Professor Daniel Kammen Gives Lecture at Oxford Martin School
” To make these goals happen, we are going to have to get out the front and not be interesting analysts, but, trailing the charge, we are going to have to lead the charge.” – Dan Kammen
ERG Professor Dan Kammen Speaks at the 2016 Silicon Valley Energy Summit
“Nuclear wins the physics story, but nuclear fails the systems story.” – Dan Kammen
ERG Professor Isha Ray: Health, Development and Poverty
ERG Professor Isha Ray discusses health, development and poverty in a panel discussion at the India under Modi Conference.
ERG 22nd Annual Lecture 2016: Richard Norgaard
The Energy and Resources Group hosted its 22nd Annual Lecture on Energy and the Environment on April 7th with ERG Professor Emeritus Richard Norgaard
ERG PhD Student: Satellite or Surface Temps: Which is More Accurate?
ERG PhD student Zeke Hausfather was recently featured in a Yale Climate Connection video, which analyzes the accuracy of satellite and surface temperatures.