In this interview with the think tank SKEMA Publika, Catherine Wolfram reflects on the key messages from the EFA 2025 panel on finance and climate change. She reminds us that global warming is not limited to rising temperatures but also manifests through more frequent and intense natural disasters. She highlights the role of the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) in sparking a global debate on carbon pricing and calls for stronger efforts to translate academic research into concrete public policies. Catherine Wolfram is the William Barton Rogers Professor of Energy Economics at the MIT Sloan School of Management. A former Deputy Assistant Secretary for Climate and Energy Economics at the U.S. Treasury, she is an expert on energy markets and their interactions with climate and trade policies. ------------------------------------------------------------------- 💻 Pour en savoir +, consultez notre site : https://www.skema.edu/fr 📱 Et pour suivre l'actualité de notre école, rendez-vous sur les réseaux sociaux : 💬 Facebook : https://fcld.ly/p9l6mnk 🔁 X : https://fcld.ly/h5xq3ri 💼 LinkedIn : https://fcld.ly/hjv6jio 📸 Instagram : https://fcld.ly/jto363i 🎵 TikTok : https://fcld.ly/r450ewd ----------------------------------------------------------- 💻 To find out more about SKEMA, visit our website: https://www.skema.edu/en 📱 Follow us for the latest updates: 💬 Facebook: https://fcld.ly/p9l6mnk 🔁 X: https://fcld.ly/h5xq3ri 💼 LinkedIn: https://fcld.ly/hjv6jio 📸 Instagram: https://fcld.ly/jto363i 🎵 TikTok: https://fcld.ly/r450ewd