Jennifer Agbo worked with the Climate Impact Lab on the Climate Inequality project, analyzing how climate damages are distributed globally across income groups and socioeconomic pathways (SSPs) at different levels of global warming. She also contributed to energy economics research, including work on an energy adaptation report and sector-level data projections spanning energy, mortality, labor, and agriculture.
In fall 2026, Agbo will begin a PhD at Princeton University.
“In my one year at EPIC, I learned that good research is as much about asking the right questions as it is about answering them. What struck me most at the Climate Impact Lab was how seriously everyone took the stakes of the work. Climate economics isn’t abstract. It is about real people and real tradeoffs. That sense of purpose has influenced how I want to approach my own research going forward as I begin my PhD.”