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China’s Rise: Energy Implications, Environmental Challenges
The Asia Society Organization presents a luncheon with Amy Myers Jaffe on what China's energy policies will mean for global energy markets.
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Speaker: Amy Myers Jaffe, Wallace S. Wilson Fellow in Energy Studies and director of the Energy Forum at Rice University's James A. Baker III Institute for Public Policy, discusses energy demand in China and that country's influence on global energy prices and the environment.
She also analyzes how trends in China’s energy use will influence U.S.-China relations and the U.S. oil industry's involvement in China’s energy sector.
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