The Energy Access Project is developing solutions to energy policy and market challenges in emerging economies. Visit the new project website and follow us for the latest work of Duke faculty and students tackling the energy access challenge.
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A new blog post at The Brookings Institution co-authored by Elizabeth Losos and Lydia Olander, based on their new working paper, provides a simple framework and illustrations of how one environmental risk from the overland (“belt”) part of the BRI might be assessed.
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March 15 is the final day to submit proposals for this year's Catalyst Program. The program invests in policy-relevant proposals that catalyze Nicholas Institute and faculty collaborations in new or emergent areas of shared interest.
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The 2018 Forum convened by the Fisheries Leadership & Sustainability Forum (Fisheries Forum) explored the role of learning, evaluation, and planning in the regional fishery management council process.
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The Nicholas Institute for Environmental Policy Solutions, and the larger Duke University community, are heartbroken at the loss of our good friend, Jim Rogers.
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Before Drew McConville walked the hallways of America’s most iconic building, he was gaining real-world experience from experts at Duke University’s Nicholas Institute for Environmental Policy Solutions. Now the senior advisor at the White House Council on Environmental Quality, he provides policy advice to senior White House leadership and ensures the President’s priority programs on everything from ocean protection to clean energy are advancing.