Senior Policy Associate

Christopher is currently working to better document issues associated with on-the-ground implementation of climate and low-carbon energy policy. He continues to partner with researchers at North Carolina State University to investigate the forest resource implications of expanded renewable energy targets. He is likewise working with faculty at Duke and other universities to highlight the impact of existing regulations and offset protocol design on forest carbon offset supply.

 
Ph.D. Student; Forestry and Environmental Resources. North Carolina State University. (exp 2016)

Master of Environmental Management; Resource Economics and Policy. Nicholas School of the Environment, Duke University. 2002.

Bachelor of Arts; cum laude, Biology. Vassar College. 1999.

Areas of expertise: offsets, environmental economics, agriculture, forestry, climate policy