Carnegie Council

Evan O'Neil has been with the Carnegie Council for Ethics in International Affairs since October 2002.

During this time, he worked as program assistant for the Council's Empire and Democracy Project, as coordinator of the Fellows Program, and as a layout specialist on numerous publications. While with the Empire and Democracy Project, O'Neil helped plan and carry out several large conferences and public events, and assisted with the editing and design of the resulting reports. Later he worked with the Council's Global Policy Innovations program.

Currently he is editor of Carnegie Council's online magazine, Policy Innovations.  

O'Neil graduated summa cum laude from Duquesne University with a B.A. in philosophy.

Resources by this Author:

• A Look at Global Sustainability, with a Focus on China
• A Look at Global Sustainability, with a Focus on China
• Don't Build Keystone XL, the Pipeline to Nowhere
• Powering the Dream: The History and Promise of Green Technologies
• Powering the Dream: The History and Promise of Green Technologies
• Canadian Tar Sands: There's No Such Thing as Ethical Oil (or Nuclear Power)
• CC-01-01 Does Climate Change Exist?
• CC-01-02 Throwing Precaution to the Wind
• CC-02-01 You Do It and You Clean It Up
• CC-02-02 The Common Tragedy of Consumerism
• CC-03-01 Crafting a Fair Climate Agreement
• CC-03-02 Environment or Economy?
• Evan O'Neil Interviews Michael Rea and Scott Kaufman of Carbon Trust
• Evan O'Neil Interviews Michael Rea and Scott Kaufman of Carbon Trust
• Obama Could Miss the Bus on Raising Gas Tax