Bridging the Conservative Gap on Climate Change - By Bridget Shirvell of the Yale School of the Environment

Published on October 24, 2024

The divisive nature of U.S. politics often stymies efforts to address the climate crisis. George Gemelas ’18, '21 MEM, however, is working to make climate change a bipartisan issue and foster consensus around market-based policy solutions. Read the full alumni profile at: https://environment.yale.edu/canopy/2024/profile-alumni/bridging-conservative-gap-climate-change 

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