Dr. Pu Wang

Research Interests:
Climate and Energy Policies, Sustainable Development Strategies

Pu Wang is currently an associate professor at Institutes of Sciences and Development, Chinese Academy of Sciences. His research fields include climate and energy policies and sustainable development strategies. More specifically, his current research projects involve China’s carbon emissions trading program and co-benefits between greenhouse gas mitigation and environmental pollution reduction. Pu Wang received his Ph.D. degree from Cornell University in 2014, in the field of natural resources. He was a postdoctoral fellow at Belfer Center of Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University in 2015-2017, where he conducted research on cap-and-trade systems for greenhouse-gas emissions in China and China-U.S. cooperation in climate-change policies.

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