A MA candidate at Johns Hopkins SAIS. I major in International Relations and focus on energy, resources and environment (ERE), and international economics. Before going to SAIS, I obtained double majors in English and Accounting. My research focus is on economic
consequences of energy and environmental policies, geopolitics, and sustainable development.
Geopolitics: Now beyond “Geo”
2020 was a year of both challenges and hopes. As Covid-19 ravaged the world, people witnessed hopes outside the earth at the end of last year. On Dec. 17, China’s…
Will China Become Carbon-Neutral by 2060?
This month brings big news for the environmental world: China expressed its determination to be carbon-neutral before 2060. The speech was delivered by Chinese President Xi during the UN virtual…
A Melting Arctic: What Does It Mean for the World?
When people are suffering from more frequent floods and wildfires around the world this summer because of a warming climate, there is a place that is bearing the brunt –…
The Future of Oil in the Wake of the Covid-19
For some, the painful memory of waiting in long lines for limited gasoline in the 1970s is still alive. However, the negative oil prices in 2020 in the midst of…