As Temps Heat Up, Chinese Residents Will Ramp Up Electricity Use
A new study from Duke University and Fudan University in China is the first to estimate how much Chinese residential electricity consumption would increase due to climate change. It’s a lot.
Review: from the equator to the poles, what kind of self-protection research are the Chinese doing?
On the evening of the last Friday in 2018, Chengdu embraced the heavy snow which have happened for many years, the Shandi course and lecture came back with a awesome lecture given by Dr. Li binbin
Welcome to Duke iMEP 2019!
Last week, we welcomed five iMEP students to Durham. Xiaolin Xie, Liuyang He, Yan Gao, Qianzhe Huang, and Hanwei Xu arrived in Durham just in time to see our first big snow.
Dreams of a Green Silk Road, Part 3: First Build Bridges
This piece is the last of a 3-part series on the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), and the 5-day conference on environmentally and socially responsible international investment held at Duke Kunshan University this October.
Dreams of a Green Silk Road, Part 2: Matters of Perspective
This is part 2 of a 3-part series on the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) and the 5-day conference on environmentally and socially responsible international investment held at Duke Kunshan University this October.
Dreams of a Green Silk Road, Part 1: Responsible Development Across Borders
This piece is the first of a 3-part series on the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), and the 5-day conference on environmentally and socially responsible international investment held at Duke Kunshan University this October.
Duke Kunshan University Rolled Out its First Read-a-thon
When we rolled out our first Read-a-thon, a two-day reading bout for The Economist lovers, this May, we did not have working with universities in mind.
