About: Christa Clapp
- Christa Clapp is an Economist / Policy Analyst in the Environment Directorate of the OECD. She analyses a range of mitigation topics, including mitigation potential and costs, border tax adjustments and competitiveness, and carbon markets. She also conducts research on negotiation-specific topics for the Climate Change Expert Group (CCXG) on the UNFCCC. She served as a Contributing Author to the IPCC 4th Assessment Report on Mitigation. She holds a Masters in International Relations and International Economics from SAIS at Johns Hopkins University, and previously worked for the US Environmental Protection Agency where she conducted climate economic analysis for Congress.
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- EPA: Alaska mine could degrade premier salmon runs May 18, 2012
- Whale meeting heads for discord May 18, 2012
- France plans to revive EU carbon tariff May 18, 2012
- Monitoring tides could predict major quakes May 18, 2012
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- Come on-board and appreciate climate culture
- Putting agriculture front and center in policy considerations
- The sustainable transition. Overcoming the crises from Rio to Rio and beyond
- Climate change and its humanitarian consequences. Understanding a long term interplay
- Communicating climate science, the Internet may be the key