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Ben Caldecott is a British environmentalist, economist, and commentator who is Director of the Stranded Assets Programme at the University of Oxford's Smith School of Enterprise and the Environment〔(Ben Caldecott, Director, Stranded Assets Programme, Smith School, University of Oxford ), University of Oxford, UK, 2013〕 and a Trustee of the Green Alliance.〔(Ben Caldecott, Trustee, Green Alliance ), Green Alliance, UK, 2012〕 Caldecott has been recognised as "a leading thinker of the green movement" by The Independent〔(Ben Caldecott, Contributor, The Independent ), The Independent, UK, 2012〕 and has written for The Guardian,〔(Ben Caldecott, Contributor, The Guardian ) The Guardian, UK, 2012〕 The Independent,〔(Ben Caldecott, Contributor, The Independent ) The Independent, UK, 2012〕 The Telegraph〔(Ben Caldecott, Contributor, The Telegraph ) The Telegraph, UK, 2012〕 and The Huffington Post.〔(Ben Caldecott, Contributor, The Huffington Post ) The Huffington Post, UK, 2012〕 He has been a commentator for a number of national news outlets, including the BBC,〔(Greens welcome new climate department ) BBC News Online, UK, 2008〕 CNBC,〔(Climate finance in Africa ) CNBC, US, 2012〕 The Financial Times,〔(Shale reserves: gas seen as a bridge between old and new forms of power ) The Financial Times, UK, 2012〕 The New York Times〔(Sustainable bonds hope to help fix the planet ) The New York Times, US, 2010〕 and The Wall Street Journal.〔(UK to reveal gas power plans ) The Wall Street Journal, US, 2012〕 Caldecott has authored, co-authored and edited publications on energy, climate change and sustainability,〔(Caldecott Benjamin, Who's Who, 2013 ) Who's Who, Oxford University Press, UK, 2012〕 including with Bill Bryson〔(Litterbugs: how to deal with the problem of littering ) Policy Exchange, UK, 2009〕 and Dieter Helm.〔(Delivering a 21st Century infrastructure for Britain ) Policy Exchange, UK, 2009〕 Prior to joining the Smith School of Enterprise and the Environment, Caldecott was Head of Policy at investment bank Climate Change Capital and before that was Research Director, Environment and Energy at Policy Exchange.〔(Ben Caldecott, Alumni, Policy Exchange ) Policy Exchange, UK, 2012〕 Caldecott read economics and specialised in development and China at the University of Cambridge, the School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London and Peking University.〔 He was first included in the 2013 edition of Who's Who (UK) and in that edition was the youngest non-sportsperson included on merit (i.e. not entered automatically through the possession of a hereditary title).〔 == References == * * * 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Ben Caldecott」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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