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Frank Jotzo

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Frank Jotzo is Director of the Centre for Climate Economics and Policy at the Australian National University’s Crawford School. He was an advisor to the Garnaut Review.

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Frank Jotzo

Charging up on energy for the G20 summit

How green is China’s post-COVID-19 ‘new infrastructure’ stimulus spending?

Can Indonesia’s energy path be nudged away from coal?

China takes the lead in new climate change paradigm

China could outperform its carbon pledge

US–China agreement presages a change in the air

Will there be a China–US deal on climate change?

Energy market reform needed as China heads for national emissions trading

China’s climate change policy: greener growth?

The Asian Century and Australia’s energy future

Small states, high oil prices: renewable technologies in the Pacific

Durban: where success will mean the avoidance of failure

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