SPUTNIK NEWS—Senior Fellow Anna Mikulska has indicated that the intended US sanctions against the Nord Stream 2 pipeline project might not only be ineffective at accomplishing the intended purpose, but also damaging to the U.S.
REUTERS—It’s in the creditors’ best interest to make it through Chapter 11, explained Senior Fellow Christina Simeone, but Chapter 7 is better for future development.
PENN TODAY—With support from the Kleinman Center, doctoral students Caitlin Gorback and Summer Dong are researching how services like Uber and Lyft are changing our transport habits, cities, and environments.
WHYY—Mark Hughes directs the Kleinman Center and is a member of the PES Refinery Advisory Group as well as the chair of the environmental and academic committee.
CITY OF PHILADELPHIA— Faculty Director Mark Alan Hughes will serve on the board, sharing research and insights from the University of Pennsylvania to help inform the next phase of the closed site.
TRUCKS.COM—The three biggest deterrents are money, home time and lifestyle, said Steve Viscelli, a trucking expert and senior fellow at the Kleinman Center.
PENN TODAY—The Sustainability Ambassadors program, conducted in partnership with the Kleinman Center and the Science History Institute, will provide students with the skills they need to engage with their communities about sustainability through outreach and educational activities.
WHYY—Christina Simeone, senior fellow at the Kleinman Center, said the bankruptcy’s main intent is to allow the company to maintain a semblance of financial viability.
BROOKINGS—KCEP Senior Fellow Arthur Van Benthem finds that individuals who began driving during periods of high gas prices are less likely to drive themselves to work when they are older, and drive fewer miles each year than those who did not.
RISK MANAGEMENT AND DECISION PROCESSES CENTER—Senior Fellow Anna Mikulska writes that we need to think globally and act locally, but make sure that global implications of our actions are considered.
PHILADELPHIA BUSINESS JOURNAL— Senior Fellow Christina Simeone points out the refinery is outdated compared with other, newer refineries, placing it at a competitive disadvantage.
PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER—“How this issue is handled may determine if these 1,300 acres become an asset or a liability to the City of Philadelphia and its residents,” said Senior Fellow Christina Simeone.
DAILY PENNSYLVANIAN—In the series, Mark Hughes advocates for a clarifying commitment to reduce emissions rather than hydrocarbon combustion as an organizing policy principle.
