• Ted Parson
• April 29, 2020

Negative Emissions: The Next Bright Shiny Object in Greenhouse-Gas Emissions Reductions

• Ted Parson
• April 28, 2020

COVID and Climate Change

Immediate emissions reductions, and durable ones

• Ted Parson
• December 17, 2019

COP25 in Context, or “How Bad is It?”

Reflections on Stopping Speeding Locomotives and Falling Off Cliffs

• Ted Parson
• December 16, 2019

Disorientation, Rage, Despair – and Hope? The Contradictions of COP25

Personal Notes on the Conference of the Parties in Madrid

• Ted Parson
• December 5, 2018

Climate Negotiations Start in Poland: Setting the Stage

Much at Stake in COP-24, Including Negotiation of Paris Rulebook to Implement 2015 Commitments

• Ted Parson
• November 5, 2018

Major Policy Attacks on California’s Low Carbon Fuel Standard and Why They’re Off-Target

Second in a Series About California’s Low Carbon Fuel Standard Program

• Ted Parson
• October 17, 2016

Cutting HFCs under the Montreal Protocol — A few thoughts

• Ted Parson
• December 4, 2015

Paris COP update, Paris COP in context

• Ted Parson
• November 30, 2015

Emmett Institute updates from the Climate Conference

UCLA faculty and students participating in COP21/CMP11

• Ted Parson
• November 11, 2015

A gift from the Montreal Protocol parties to the Climate Convention

Montreal Protocol parties agree to negotiate amendment to limit HFCs