Coal mine workers in the climate transition: subnational vulnerability disparities in China and India Coal mine workers in the climate transition: subnational vulnerability disparities in China and India, Danneaux, Augustin, Le Gallic, Thomas, Lefèvre, Julien, Vishwanathan, Saritha Sudharmma, He, Gang

I’m very happy that my first PhD paper is now published in open access in ERL.
With my coauthors @thomaslegallic.bsky.social , @jlnlefevre.bsky.social , Saritha Vishwanathan & @hegang.bsky.social we ask:
- What becomes of coal workers as the world decarbonise?

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Renewable integration and AI demand reshaped power grids in 2025 - Nature Reviews Clean Technology The importance of renewable integration into grids came to the forefront in 2025. New challenges in stability, storage, artificial intelligence demand and policy changes defined a year that tested whether power systems can become reliable, flexible and equitable in a net-zero world.

From our year in review: Renewable integration and AI demand reshaped power grids in 2025

Dawn of clean energy age!

🌱 New review shows how rapid clean energy build-out and rising digital power demand are reshaping electricity infrastructure and strategy worldwide. Congrats to Professor He! 👏
🔗 https://www.nature.com/articles/s44359-025-00136-z

#MarxePride #FacultyResearch #RenewableEnergy #DigitalInfrastructure

Renewable integration and AI demand reshaped power grids in 2025 - Nature Reviews Clean Technology The importance of renewable integration into grids came to the forefront in 2025. New challenges in stability, storage, artificial intelligence demand and policy changes defined a year that tested whe...

⚡️ What did 2025 mean for grid decarbonization?

Check out my short Year in Review in @natrevcleantech.nature.com reflecting on a pivotal year for power systems decarbonization.

🔗 Paper: doi.org/10.1038/s443...

📄 Full text: rdcu.be/eZUji

Professor Wins $750K Grant to Study Clean Energy Manufacturing Gang He will use the Sloan Foundation funding to examine how policies and markets shape the manufacturing of clean energy and the impacts on emissions.

Congratulations to Prof. Gang He, who was awarded a $750,000 grant from @sloanfoundation.bsky.social to investigate the forces that drive clean energy manufacturing in the U.S. www.gc.cuny.edu/news/profess...
@hegang.bsky.social @eesgccuny.bsky.social

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🏆 Dr. Gang He, Marxe School Associate Professor, received a $750K, 3-year Alfred P. Sloan Foundation grant to lead research on domestic clean energy manufacturing & supply-chain resilience. 🔋🏭

Learn more: https://shorturl.at/ppqCr

🔹The City University of New York

#BaruchCollege #FacultyResearch

Environmental themes within a series of interconnected gears.

We are pleased to announce the grants we made in 2025 resulting from an open Request for Proposals for interdisciplinary social science research on energy system interactions the United States!

Read more: sloan.org/programs/res...

New study reveals that solar panels are preventing premature deaths across the US: 'Their broader societal benefits are underexplored' Analysis of a decade's worth of data found that imported panels saved just under 600 lives and provided nearly $30 million in climate and health benefits.

"Global supply chains have helped make solar power affordable,” said Prof. @hegang.bsky.social. “But what's often missed is how these imports also clean the air, protect health, and reduce climate damages" www.thecooldown.com/green-tech/i... @eesgccuny.bsky.social

Transformative Approaches to Social Security Benefits - ASA Generations Generations Journal, vol. 49, no. 3 (Fall 2025)

📚 New issue alert! Generations Journal Fall 2025 examines Social Security's legacy and the urgent need for continued policy attention to those left behind from its promise. Guest edited by Teresa Ghilarducci, Ruth K. Finkelstein & Na Yin. generations.asaging.org/publications...

#MarxeFaculty member Gang He co-authored a new One Earth study (Oct 2025) showing imported solar panels saved lives and billions in climate + health costs.

📄 “Imported Solar Photovoltaics...”
🔗 https://ow.ly/s69y50Xc4sV

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Imported Solar Panels Save U.S. Lives and Cut Billions in Climate Costs, Study Finds Professor Gang He co-authored a study showing that imported solar panels prevented nearly 600 premature deaths and delivered $28 billion in climate and health benefits to the United States.

A study co-authored by Prof. @hegang.bsky.social shows that imported solar panels prevented nearly 600 premature deaths and delivered $28 billion in climate and health benefits to the United States

Clean Energy Supply Chains – Deep Policy Lab Ensuring sustainable, resilient, and just global clean energy supply chains to achieve climate goals.

We thank the Global Energy Initiative at ClimateWorks Foundation for supporting this research project.

Learn more about the clean energy supply chain research at Deep Policy Lab:
deeppolicylab.github.io/research/cle...

📖 Preprint pdf: drganghe.github.io/files/papers...

📰CUNY GC News: www.gc.cuny.edu/news/importe...

📢 Release summary: deeppolicylab.github.io/news/2025-10...

📊 Source data and code: zenodo.org/records/1662...

These benefits extended beyond the importing states, with over 40% of air quality gains flowing to people elsewhere—residents in non-importing states also benefited from them.

Policy decisions about trade and supply chains must consider these broader societal impacts—not just economic metrics.

Our study shows that global clean energy supply chains don’t just cut costs—they deliver wide-reaching social environmental benefits: cleaner air, healthier communities, and emission mitigation toward decarbonization.

Key insights: Between our study period 2014–2022, imported solar photovoltaics
✅ Displaced 305 TWh of fossil fuel electricity
✅ Avoided 178 million tons of CO₂ emissions
✅ Prevented 595 premature deaths
✅ Delivered $28 billion in combined health and climate benefits ($180/kW annualized benefits)

We analyzed detailed PV shipment and power plant data across the U.S., using a reduced-complexity air quality model to track how solar energy displaced fossil fuels and improved air quality in different regions.

New Paper in @cp-oneearth.bsky.social with @minghaoqiu.bsky.social and Peter Marcotullio.

Title: Imported solar photovoltaics contributed to health and climate benefits in the United States

Read the article: authors.elsevier.com/a/1lvC79C%7E... (free access before November 27, 2025)

Thank you for joining Climate Week NYC 2025 Webinar: The Role of Nuclear Energy in Decarbonization and Powering the AI Era! 🌍⚡

Missed it? Watch the full recording here: tinyurl.com/MarxeClimate...

#MarxeSchool #MarxeEvents #NuclearEnergy #AI #Decarbonization #Sustainability

🚨 Climate Week NYC 2025🚨

Can nuclear power help us reach net-zero and power the AI era?

Join us Sept 23 (10–11:30 AM ET, online) with

Dr. @dankammen.bsky.social
Dr. @shangwei-liu.bsky.social
Dr. @lovering.bsky.social
Dr. Nicolas Zweibaum

👉 Register: baruch.zoom.us/webinar/regi...

Energy Matters with Claire and Dan: Why Energy Matters Hosts Dan Kammen and Claire Broido Johnson kick off Energy Matters with a candid look at the science, business, and urgency of the climate crisis. From clean cooking in Kenya ...

Hi All,
Claire and I hope that you will give our new podcast, EnergyMatters a listen

We'll be covering nuclear power, energy startups, Moore's Law, energy efficiency, energy access and justice ...

@ucberkeleyofficial.bsky.social @johnshopkinssais.bsky.social

sites.libsyn.com/589665/why-e...

Twenty Leading China Specialists Selected for Ninth Round of Public Intellectuals Program The National Committee on U.S.-China Relations is pleased to announce the ninth round of fellows in its  Public Intellectuals Program (PIP), generously funded by Carnegie Corporation of New York. The ...

@ncuscr.bsky.social is delighted to announce the twenty fellows who make up the ninth cohort of our Public Intellectuals Program.

Learn more about the newest #PIPFellows:
www.ncuscr.org/twenty-leadi...

China reins in the spiralling construction costs of nuclear power — what can other countries learn? Strengthening regulations and domestic supply chains could be key to making nuclear power more economically viable.

🌍 As the world turns to nuclear energy to meet rising demand, cost remains the biggest barrier. A new @nature.com commentary by #MarxeFaculty @hegang.bsky.social and colleagues shows how China is driving costs down—defying global trends.

🔗 ow.ly/MsXE50WyNxA

#NuclearEnergy #ClimateAction

China reins in the spiralling construction costs of nuclear power — what can other countries learn? Strengthening regulations and domestic supply chains could be key to making nuclear power more economically viable.

Once again, the world is betting on nuclear power

go.nature.com/45pOPZm

China reins in the spiralling construction costs of nuclear power — what can other countries learn? Strengthening regulations and domestic supply chains could be key to making nuclear power more economically viable.

The article is here: www.nature.com/articles/d41...

Congrats to @shangwei-liu.bsky.social‬, @hegang.bsky.social, Minghao Qin, and @dankammen.bsky.social on this timely research!

In this paper out in @nature.com, we documented a surprising trend in nuclear power plant construction costs: China and South Korea showed declines in the cost over time, showing potential for breaking the 'cost curse' of nuclear power.

led by Shangwei Liu, Gang He, and @dankammen.bsky.social

China’s Nuclear Power Development Strategy Holds Key to Lower Costs Professor Gang He co-authors a new "Nature" comment article on taming the nuclear cost curse.

China is cutting nuclear power costs while others struggle. In @nature.com, Prof. Gang He (@hegang.bsky.social) explains how — and why it matters for global climate action www.gc.cuny.edu/news/chinas-... @eesgccuny.bsky.social @baruch.cuny.edu

China reins in the spiralling construction costs of nuclear power — what can other countries learn? Strengthening regulations and domestic supply chains could be key to making nuclear power more economically viable.

Out today in @nature.com with Shangwei Liu, Gang He, and Minghao Qin our paper on nuclear power construction and (early) plant lifetime operation costs.

@johnshopkinssais.bsky.social @stonybrooku.bsky.social
@harvard.edu @baruch.cuny.edu

Nature 643, 1186-1188 (2025)

doi: doi.org/10.1038/d415...