Climate Change

ASPI President Kevin Rudd calls for bold climate leadership in his plenary address at the 2016 BSR Conference.

ASPI President Kevin Rudd spoke with DevEx on November 1, 2016 about climate finance and U.S.-China climate cooperation.

On 17 October 2016, Brink Asia published a piece by ASPI Director of Asian Sustainability Jackson Ewing on how China, Korea, and Japan can fight climate change by linking their carbon markets.

New report argues that linking carbon markets of China, Japan, and Korea could significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

This ASPI report by Jackson Ewing outlines potential for climate change cooperation between China, Japan, and South Korea through market mechanisms.

ASPI's Jackson Ewing and Karissa Domondon write in Today on September 15, 2016 that water woes in Malaysia's Johor state could threaten Singapore's water supply.

In a 23 June 2016 article in The Diplomat, ASPI Director of Asian Sustainability Jackson Ewing, argues that the time is now for carbon market cooperation among China, Japan, and South Korea.

Video: Panelists discuss Japan's advancements in alternative energy innovation.

In a discussion on CNN, the Asia Society Policy Institute President shares his perspective on how climate change is having a negative impact on the world now and not just in the long term.

In an essay for The Conversation, ASPI's Director for Asian Sustainability Jackson Ewing explains the roots of the U.S.-China climate partnership and argues that it could advance global action against climate change at COP21.

The Asia Society Policy Institute President shares his take on the proceedings at the United Nations climate change summit.

COAL+ICE, a documentary photography and video exhibition and project of the Asia Society's Center on U.S.-China Relations, opened November 30th at the Hôtel de Pontalba.

Speaking with CNN International’s Christiane Amanpour, ASPI President Kevin Rudd discusses the pivotal topics and obstacles in the negotiations at the UN climate change summit in Paris, including the need for a legally binding agreement.