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Manuel Hernandez

Manuel Hernandez is a Senior Research Fellow in the Markets, Trade, and Institutions Unit of IFPRI. He has more than 20 years of experience in diverse projects in Latin America, Africa, and Asia on development issues related to agricultural and labor markets, food security and nutrition, industrial organization and regulation, price analysis, and the informal economy. His current research focuses on impact evaluation linked to rural development and food security projects, migration, functioning of oligopoly markets and value chains, and price volatility.

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The clean energy revolution tipping point is inevitable—but the sooner, the better (Quartz)

November 03, 2017


Quartz published an article authored by Channing Arndt on the renewable energy revolution’s benefits for the developing world ahead of COP 23. Arndt argued renewables have a great potential to boost development, and reduce pollution and climate risks where they are the greatest. “Reducing emissions and therefore the severity of climate change impacts could spare an unknown but potentially large number of poor people for whom climate change costs could prove catastrophic,” wrote Arndt.

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