Explore the geopolitical implications of the United States' withdrawal from the Paris Accord in this thought-provoking panel discussion. Delve into the shifting dynamics of global climate leadership as experts David Leonhardt, Todd Stern, and Christiana Figueres examine China's emerging role in clean energy initiatives and international partnerships. Analyze the arguments shaping international negotiations on climate action and consider the potential for a geopolitical crisis arising from climate change. Gain insights into the challenges and opportunities facing the global community as it moves forward in combating climate change without the prominent leadership of the United States.
Overview
Syllabus
Leading on Climate: The United States Gave Up the Reins, Now What?
Taught by
The Aspen Institute
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