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Schuyler Null’s Biography

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Schuyler is the Communications Associate for WRI Ross Center for Sustainable Cities. He helps amplify WRI’s global and local experience in urban planning and mobility by working with staff on messaging, communications products and digital strategy.

Schuyler was previously a writer/editor at the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars where he edited NewSecurityBeat.org. He has done research and writing on climate change, migration, and conflict, and covered environmental security, poli…

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Navigating Complexity: Climate, Migration, and Conflict in a Changing World

Navigating Complexity: Climate, Migration, and Conflict in a Changing World

Record levels of displacement and accelerating climate change have prompted many to wonder if the world is he…

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Paradox of Progress: National Intelligence Council Releases Global Trends Report

Paradox of Progress: National Intelligence Council Releases Global Trends Report

Do you experience information overload? Feel like there’s always another crisis to worry about? Sense a kind …

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Joyce Banda on Reaching Girls Before Age 10, Balancing Tradition With Change, and More

Joyce Banda on Reaching Girls Before Age 10, Balancing Tradition With Change, and More

If you really want to fight the patriarchy, if you want to make a difference in girls’ lives, you have to rea…

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Planetary Security Conference Convenes Amidst "Unsettling New Normal"

Planetary Security Conference Convenes Amidst "Unsettling New Normal"

Environmental security? Climate security? How about planetary security. Last week at the venerable Peace Pala…

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Climate Change, the U.S. Military, and "the Intersection of Politics and Events"

Climate Change, the U.S. Military, and "the Intersection of Politics and Events"

There may not have been a single question about climate change in the 2016 presidential debates, but it remai…

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White House Announces Steps to Address Climate and National Security Alongside New Intelligence A...

White House Announces Steps to Address Climate and National Security Alongside New Intelligence A...

Yesterday afternoon President Obama announced a new Presidential Memorandum on climate change and national se…

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Articles

The New Climate Playbook: Cities and National Governments Working Together | 

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By Raisa de Castro Soares, Michael Doust, Schuyler Null
| The City Fix Verified
Passengers wait for an electric bus in Chandigarh, India. Photo: Pradeep Guars/Shutterstock The effects of climate change are being felt on every continent, from biodiversity loss to heat waves, floods to droughts. Acting quickly is essential for avoiding even more dangerous impacts. Yet at the same time, we face a global landscape increasingly shaped by geopolitical tensions, armed conflict and political polarization.
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The New Climate Playbook: Cities and National Governments Working Together

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By Raisa de Castro Soares, Michael Doust, Schuyler Null, Madeline Palmieri
| World Resources Institute
The effects of climate change are being felt on every continent, from biodiversity loss to heatwaves, floods to droughts. Acting quickly is essential for avoiding even more dangerous impacts. Yet at the same time, we face a global landscape increasingly shaped by geopolitical tensions, armed conflict and political polarization.
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Transforming Transportation 2025: What Did We Learn? | 

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By Schuyler Null, Taylor Symes
| The City Fix Verified
Transforming Transportation 2025 is in the books. After a year of geopolitical turmoil and escalating climate impacts, the transport sector is seeing rapid change on multiple fronts. Across two days of events, leaders in government, business, academia and civil society explored how the electric vehicle (EV) transition is being affected by the war in Ukraine, how green industrialization is being spurred in new places and much more.
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