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Insurgents started happening after the iraq war and you have a lot of sunni individuals who came to kuwait at the time that were displaced in the conflict that happened. And i think that they have a lot of influence actually and as he said, kuwait has open politics and there has been some situations. And they actually broke down in the middle of these issues and what escalation was part of sm and also in lebanon as well. And this includes the parliamentarians in their support for them as well which i think tells you something about how the sectarian policies of the region are becoming much mor...

Taylor Goelz Taylor Goelz, MS/MPP, is the Program Manager for the Energy & Environment Program (EEP)’s Shipping Decarbonization Initiative for the Aspen Institute. Within this role, Taylor will apply her collaborative science policy and partnership experience to help the Cargo Owners Zero Emission Vessel Initiative (coZEV) engage multinational businesses and U.S. policy makers to accelerate decarbonization of maritime shipping. Prior to joining Aspen, Taylor served as a John A. Knauss Marine Policy Fellow with NOAA Research focused on U.S. government, NGO, and academia engagement, outreach,...

Powering Resilient Cities The future of our energy system is diversified, distributed, and clean. Cities are epicenters of energy consumption, and can be vulnerable to large scale blackouts resulting from severe weather events and natural disasters, human error, or cyber-attacks. But decentralizing the grid through distributed microgrids, regions can fortify themselves to prevent widespread power failures. And by leveraging underutilized urban spaces, cities can facilitate the growth of distributed energy resources, from generation – like solar panels and small modular reactors – to energ...