Commentary
World Resources Institute
That's what's needed in order for the Paris Agreement to succeed, argues Joint Program Founding Co-Director Henry D. Jacoby (World Resources Institute)
News and Outreach: Henry Jacoby
Commentary
The Conversation
Meeting the Paris 2°C goal requires a dramatic turnaround in emissions in the very near future, argue Joint Program researchers Henry Jacoby and Jennifer Morris in The Conversation
News Release
MIT News
MIT report highlights challenges and opportunities for conserving natural resources and stabilizing the climate
News Release
MIT Joint Program workshop explores economic and environmental impacts of scaling up low-carbon energy
In The News
Associated Press
Joint Program founding Co-Director corrects U.S. president's misinterpretation of Paris Agreement
News Release
MIT News
Joint Program researchers advocate for improved modeling approach
In The News
US News & World Report/AP
US News & World Report: MIT Joint Program co-founder Henry Jacoby expresses concern about the transparency of emissions reporting among signatories of the Paris Agreement.
News Release
Study explores steps needed to measure each nation’s climate progress
Video
Two veteran environmental economists at MIT, John Reilly (left) and Henry "Jake" Jacoby, briefly outline a couple of the most important, and least appreciated, facts about human-driven climate change. One is that the system has enormous inertia, preventing any quick fix.
In The News
BBC World Service
Donald Trump has chosen a climate change sceptic to head the US Environmental Protection Agency. MIT Joint Program Co-Director Emeritus Henry Jacoby comments on the policy implications in this BBC World Service radio clip.
News Release
MIT News
At Climate Week conference, MIT Joint Program lays out the 2C challenge for oil and gas producers