诺贝尓和平奖得主美国约翰·霍普金斯大学Daniel M.Kammen教授学术讲座

This lecture focuses on the urgent challenge of aligning climate science, infrastructure development, and public policy to achieve a just and effective energy transition. Professor Daniel M. Kammen will discuss why limiting global warming to 1.5°C requires not only rapid technological progress, but also coordinated decisions in energy, transportation, and land-use systems. The talk highlights modeling tools and policy pathways that demonstrate how low-carbon infrastructure can support economic development while advancing social and environmental justice. Emphasis is placed on the role of engineers and planners in shaping large-scale infrastructure choices, as well as the consequences of delayed action at local, national, and global levels. Current policy debates, including carbon pricing, Green New Deal–style works, and environmental justice considerations, are examined as critical opportunities for meaningful climate action. Daniel M.Kammen教授是国际著名能源科学与政策专家，诺贝尓和平奖得主，美国国家科学院院士、美国艺术与科学院院士、非洲科学院永久院士及美国物理学会会士。他曾任美国国际开发署能源与创新高级顾问、世界银行可再生能源与能效首席技术专家，并担任美国国务院科学特使。他现任约翰·霍普金斯大学杰出教授，出版学术专著12部，发表学术论文300余篇，包括《Nature》《Science》论文十余篇。他的研究深刻影响着全球能源转型与气候公正进程。