Dr. Greene's work applies interdisciplinary research findings to national
transportation energy and environmental policy. Over the years, he has made
significant contributions to energy policy research and analysis for
transportation, and for advancing understanding of the transportation sector's
role in energy and environmental concerns. He is the lead author for the
Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC)'s Second, Third, and Forth
Assessment Reports. His recent research focuses on modeling energy transitions
for the transportation sector and the macro-economic impacts of the future oil
crisis. Dr. Greene has published more than two hundred professional
publications, including three books (Transportation and Energy, Transportation
and Global Climate Change, and The Full Costs and Benefits of Transportation).
In recognition of his service to the National Academy of Science and National
Research Council, Dr. Greene has been designated a lifetime National Associate
of the National Academies.