Events

Choke Point: Waiting for a Shale Breakthrough in China

Shale gas development promises to help resolve the confrontation between rising demand for energy and declining freshwater reserves, along with other potentially huge benefits, not the least of which is to the environment. But of all the big national projects that China has taken on in the last two decades, adding unconventional domestic sources of natural gas to the fuel supply has eluded China.

Video: Jennifer Turner on U.S.-China Policy Foundation's Show, China Forum

On February 6, CEF Director Dr. Jennifer Turner, and Dr. Joanna Lewis of Georgetown University appeared on the U.S.-China Policy Foundation‘s (USCPF) show, China Forum, discussing China’s energy usage and its impact on the environment.

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Experts & Staff

  • Blair A. Ruble // Director, Global Sustainability and Resilience Program, and Senior Advisor, Kennan Institute
  • Thea Cooke // Program Assistant, Global Sustainability and Resilience Program
  • Jennifer L. Turner // Director, China Environment Forum
  • Susan Shifflett // Program Associate, China Environment Forum
  • Allison Garland // Program Associate, Comparative Urban Studies Project
  • Lauren Herzer // Program Associate, Environmental Change and Security Program and Global Health Initiative
  • Meaghan Parker // Writer/Editor, Environmental Change and Security Program
  • Sandeep Bathala // Senior Program Associate, Environmental Change and Security Program, Global Health Initiative
  • Sean Peoples // Program Associate, Environmental Change and Security Program
  • Schuyler Null // Writer/Editor, Environmental Change and Security Program
  • Katharine Diamond // Program Assistant, Environmental Change and Security Program
  • Nairika Murphy // Program Assistant, Environmental Change and Security Program