Molly Peters-Stanley

Molly Peters-Stanley analyzed voluntary carbon markets as a climate policy officer in South Australia's Department of Premier and Cabinet. She graduated from Carnegie Mellon University's Heinz College with a Master of Science in Public Policy and Management.

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Australians Think Locally, But Will They Be Allowed to Act?
By Molly Peters-Stanley, November 16, 2009
Broad but not deep, Australia's new mandatory cap-and-trade regime limits the emissions of industries responsible for 75% of all greenhouse gas emissions. Those limits, however, are weak compared...

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