Ashley Green

Research Analyst

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Ashley is a Research Analyst whose work focuses on sustainable investing and international climate finance. Her previous work experience is in the areas of sustainable agriculture/ food security, forestry, and renewable energy. Before WRI, she worked in a physical chemistry lab on increasing photovoltaic cell efficiency.

She has a Master of Science in Sustainable Systems (concentrating in both food and energy systems) from the University of Michigan, and a Bachelor’s in Earth and Environmental Science from the University of Pennsylvania (PENN).

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Why the U.S. Should Endorse the TCFD Recommendations at the 2017 G20 Summit
by Ashley Green, Patrick Bradley and Ariel C. Pinchot - July 07, 2017
U.S. businesses and investors want the government to have a hand in shaping the disclosure of climate risks.
Are Multilateral Development Banks Supporting a Low-Carbon Future?
by Giulia Christianson, Allison Lee, Gaia Larsen and Ashley Green - May 26, 2017
WRI researchers analyzed energy supply investments from the World Bank, International Finance Corporation and Asian Development Bank. While only 3 percent of this financing is misaligned with the goal of limiting temperature rise to 2⁰C, about half fell into a “conditional” category; its alignment with a low-carbon future depends on how projects are designed.

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Why the U.S. Should Endorse the TCFD Recommendations at the 2017 G20 Summit

Are Multilateral Development Banks Supporting a Low-Carbon Future?

Designing and Testing a Methodology to Estimate Private Climate Finance Mobilization from Policy and Other Causal Factors

Financing the Energy Transition: Are World Bank, IFC, and ADB Energy Supply Investments Supporting a Low-Carbon Future?

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Why the U.S. Should Endorse the TCFD Recommendations at the 2017 G20 Summit

Are Multilateral Development Banks Supporting a Low-Carbon Future?

Designing and Testing a Methodology to Estimate Private Climate Finance Mobilization from Policy and Other Causal Factors

Financing the Energy Transition: Are World Bank, IFC, and ADB Energy Supply Investments Supporting a Low-Carbon Future?

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