Climate economist + lawyer — Kleinman Center / American University / CarbonPlan
Climate economist and lawyer. Senior Fellow at the Kleinman Center at UPenn; former co-founder of CarbonPlan. Author of 'Making Climate Policy Work' (Stanford, 2020, with David Victor). Most published critic of the economic and legal structures that produce low-quality carbon markets.
Trellison / LedgerWell intersection. Policy-legal bridge. Could translate proof-pack architecture into enforceable standards language.
| Their methodology / role | Proof-pack / Trellison fit |
|---|---|
| Policy/legal architecture critique | Proof packs = the data substrate that enables enforceable standards language |
| Compliance market design (CA cap-and-trade) | Proof packs are compatible with CA ARB protocol formats |
| Economic incentive analysis | Proof-pack cost decomposition exposes incentive-driven over-crediting |
Bridges Cullenward's legal framing with Trellison's technical substrate. Target: Harvard Environmental Law Review, Yale Journal on Regulation.
Proposal document to CA ARB for integrating proof-pack disclosure into next compliance period.
Proof-pack data products as admissible evidence in climate-related litigation and securities actions.
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