How not to be fooled by statements on emission ’reductions’
Andrew Leach explains, with the help of chicken wings and beer
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Andrew Leach
Andrew Leach is a professor of energy policy at the University of Alberta, where he teaches courses on energy markets, energy investments and environmental policy. Leach’s primary research areas are climate change policy, oil sands regulation and clean energy innovation and policy.
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