Elina Brutschin connects integrated assessment models with insights from diverse disciplines, particularly political science. Her innovative tools evaluate climate scenarios from multiple perspectives, including feasibility and justice.
Felix Creutzig is the head of the working group Land Use, Infrastructures and Transport at the Mercator Research Institute on Global Commons and Climate Change (MCC) and Chair of Sustainability Economics at the Berlin University of Technology. He is leading author of the Fifth Assessment Report of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) and lead analyst of the Global Energy Assessment.
Keywan Riahi was ranked first by Reuters as the most influential climate scientist worldwide in 2020. He is IIASA's Program Director for Energy, Climate and Environment and advises the EU and UN on the Sustainable Development Goals. In addition, he is on the Scientific Advisory Board of the City of Vienna.
Gernot Wagner is the author of “Geoengineering: The Gamble” and “Stadt, Land, Klima” (“City, Country, Climate”). Besides that, he is frequent contributor to New York Times and Washington Post, among others. His monthly syndicated column is translated into a dozen languages.
Caroline Zimm is a research scholar jointly associated with the “Transformative Institutional and Social Solutions” (TISS) Research Group of the IIASA “Energy, Climate, and Environment” (ECE) Programme, and the “Equity and Justice” (EQU) Research Group of the “Population and Just Societies” (POPJUS) Programme.
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