Publications: U.S. Federal Agencies and Climate Change

By Title By Date		Authors
	Clearing the Air: Reducing Upstream Greenhouse Gas Emissions from U.S. Natural Gas Systems Working Paper: April, 2013	James Bradbury, Michael Obeiter, Laura Draucker, Amanda Stevens, Wen Wang
	Can the U.S. Get There from Here? Using Existing Federal Laws and State Action to Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions February, 2013	Nicholas Bianco, Franz Litz, Kristin Meek, Rebecca Gasper
	Testimony: American Energy Security and Innovation: An Assessment of North America's Energy Resources February, 2013	Jennifer Morgan
	An Updated Response to EEI’s Timeline of Environmental Regulations May, 2012	By John Larsen, updated by Michael Obeiter
	Fact Sheet: U.S. Electricity Markets Increasingly Favor Alternatives to Coal April, 2012	James Bradbury
	Fact Sheet: EPA Mercury Rules and Power Reliability December, 2011	Nate Aden, James Bradbury
	More than Meets the Eye: The Social Cost of Carbon in U.S. Climate Policy, in Plain English July, 2011	Ruth Greenspan Bell and Dianne Callan (Environmental Law Institute)
	What’s Ahead for Power Plants & Industry? Using the Clean Air Act to Reduce GHGs, Building on Regional Programs Working Paper: February, 2011	Franz Litz, Nicholas Bianco, Michael B. Gerrard (Center for Climate Change Law at the Columbia University Law ...
	Reducing Greenhouse Gas Emissions in the United States Using Existing Federal Authorities and State Action July, 2010	Nicholas Bianco and Franz Litz, with contributions from Madeline Gottlieb and Thomas Damassa