Dear colleagues,

The Center for Environmental Policy at American 
University<https://www.american.edu/spa/cep/> will be inaugurating a series of 
“Climate Change Policy Case Studies” which will be available for download.  The 
cases are updates to the half dozen presented in my 2022 climate policy 
textbook with Steven MacAvoy: Climate Change, Science, and the Politics of 
Shared Sacrifice 
(Oxford)<https://global.oup.com/academic/product/climate-change-science-and-the-politics-of-shared-sacrifice-9780190063696?cc=us&lang=en&;>.
  We hope you consider this interdisciplinary text for your undergraduate 
classes on climate policy, but whatever the case, we hope you can use this 
well-documented study of how special interests helped sink the Build Back 
Better bill, a real opportunity to kick start climate action in the US.

The case is an academic one. All facts are cited and the case tries not to 
“preach” but rather to allow students – who should be assigned to both 
positions – to make up their own minds. MA student David Williams wrote it over 
the course of the academic year. Steve and I noticed a lack of such cases as a 
broad range of climate issues emerge into day-to-day political discussions.  
The book features a half dozen others, on fracking, on the RWE vs. Huaraz, Peru 
lawsuit (fascinating), on climate justice in the “build back” after Hurricane 
Katrina, and on the university divesture movement, to name most of them.  Our 
website should have additional cases by other outstanding graduate students 
posted by early fall on The Arctic Council, “greenwashing” in the US organic 
groceries industry, and on the nuclear power debate in Korea.

We wanted to get this one out in time for your fall semester planning, and hope 
you have a great summer.

Regards,

Todd Eisenstadt, Professor of Government
https://www.american.edu/spa/faculty/eisensta.cfm
Research Director, Center for Environmental Policy (CEP)
Author of Climate Change, Science, and the Politics of Shared Sacrifice 
(Oxford, 2022): 
https://www.amazon.com/Climate-Change-Science-Politics-Sacrifice/dp/0190063696
Zoom “office”: https://american.zoom.us/j/5326041952


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