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Technical Perspectives

March 15, 2023

CEQ’s Climate and Economic Justice Screening Tool Needs to Consider How Burdens Add Up

environmental justice
Climate Equity
U.S. policy
Finance
Economics
U.S. Climate Policy-Equity

The Cleveland, Ohio skyline is seen between two trees and picnic tables.

environmental justice
Climate Equity
U.S. policy
Finance
Economics
U.S. Climate Policy-Equity

Climate

North America

Insights

August 5, 2020

COVID-19 Bailouts Should Target Oil and Gas Workers and Communities, Not Companies

Energy
Economics
coronavirus
environmental justice
fossil fuels

$Two workers walking to a natural gas fracking operation. Photo by Justin Woolford/Flickr.$

Energy
Economics
coronavirus
environmental justice
fossil fuels

Equity & Governance

Europe

Insights

May 14, 2020

How Can Citizens Contribute to a Sustainable Recovery? Early Lessons from the French Citizens' Assembly

Climate
coronavirus
climate policy
Economics
climate change

Members of the French Citizens' Convention gathered in a meeting hall.

Climate
coronavirus
climate policy
Economics
climate change

Climate

North America

Research

April 27, 2020

Public Transit and Transportation Infrastructure: Creating Jobs and Supporting Transit Across the United States

Energy

North America

Research

April 27, 2020

Grid Modernization: Creating Jobs, Cutting Electric Bills, and Improving Resiliency

Energy

North America

Research

April 27, 2020

Building Energy Efficiency and Energy Assistance: Creating Jobs and Providing Relief to States Across the Country

Climate

North America

Insights

March 31, 2020

Resilience After Recession: 4 Ways to Reboot the U.S. Economy

coronavirus
Economics
climate change
low carbon development
U.S. policy

coronavirus
Economics
climate change
low carbon development
U.S. policy

Climate

Europe

Insights

September 19, 2019

Low-Carbon Cities Are a $24 Trillion Opportunity

Cities
Economics
climate change
low carbon development

Riding the bus in Seattle. Increasing the share of passengers taking mass transit is worth more than $10 trillion. Flickr/Brian Glanz.

Cities
Economics
climate change
low carbon development

Europe

North America

Insights

September 19, 2019

A Carbon Price Is Critical, but It’s Not a Silver Bullet

Climate
carbon pricing
Economics
climate change
renewable energy

Climate
carbon pricing
Economics
climate change
renewable energy

Climate

Initiatives

August 15, 2019

New Climate Economy

Most of women covered by NHLP now have access to fresh vegetables for their meals and can even supply their surplus to be sold in the local market.

Economics

North America

Research

May 7, 2019

Choosing the Right Path

Climate

North America

Research

June 21, 2018

Achieving U.S. Emissions Targets with a Carbon Tax

Climate

North America

Insights

April 26, 2017

U.S. Chamber of Commerce’s Energy Institute Misleads on Climate Action Costs: 3 Things to Know

Paris Agreement
Economics
climate change
international climate policy
renewable energy
U.S. policy

Paris Agreement
Economics
climate change
international climate policy
renewable energy
U.S. policy

Climate

North America

Insights

March 17, 2017

Why the Social Cost of Carbon Is Critical for America to Make Sound Policies

U.S. Climate
carbon pricing
U.S. policy
Economics
climate change
GHG emissions

U.S. Climate
carbon pricing
U.S. policy
Economics
climate change
GHG emissions

Climate

North America

Insights

March 6, 2017

America Doesn’t Have to Choose Between the Economy and the Climate

U.S. Climate
Energy
U.S. policy
Economics
climate change
renewable energy

Solar panels at Curtis H. Stanton Energy Cente

U.S. Climate
Energy
U.S. policy
Economics
climate change
renewable energy

Climate

North America

Insights

November 21, 2016

Clean Energy is Powering American Jobs, Health and Security

Energy
U.S. policy
Economics
climate change
renewable energy

Wind turbines near Whitewater, California

Energy
U.S. policy
Economics
climate change
renewable energy

Climate

North America

Insights

November 1, 2016

A Climate Change Policy That Benefits The Poor

carbon pricing
climate policy
Economics
climate change
U.S. policy

carbon pricing
climate policy
Economics
climate change
U.S. policy

Asia North America

Insights

September 24, 2015

As China’s Xi Heads to Washington, Look for Progress on Climate Change

Climate
Economics
climate change

Climate
Economics
climate change

Climate

North America

Research

May 27, 2015

Delivering on the U.S. Climate Commitment: A 10-Point Plan Toward A Low-Carbon Future

Climate

North America

Insights

January 6, 2015

The Clean Vehicle Revolution: Driving Fuel Savings and Emissions Reductions in the United States

Energy
Cities
Economics
climate change
GHG emissions
U.S. policy
Lower Emissions, Brighter Economy
transportation

Electric vehicle charging station in Guangdong Province, China. Photo by Remko Tanis/Flickr

Energy
Cities
Economics
climate change
GHG emissions
U.S. policy
Lower Emissions, Brighter Economy
transportation

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CEQ’s Climate and Economic Justice Screening Tool Needs to Consider How Burdens Add Up

COVID-19 Bailouts Should Target Oil and Gas Workers and Communities, Not Companies

How Can Citizens Contribute to a Sustainable Recovery? Early Lessons from the French Citizens' Assembly

Public Transit and Transportation Infrastructure: Creating Jobs and Supporting Transit Across the United States

Grid Modernization: Creating Jobs, Cutting Electric Bills, and Improving Resiliency

Building Energy Efficiency and Energy Assistance: Creating Jobs and Providing Relief to States Across the Country

Resilience After Recession: 4 Ways to Reboot the U.S. Economy

Low-Carbon Cities Are a $24 Trillion Opportunity

A Carbon Price Is Critical, but It’s Not a Silver Bullet

New Climate Economy

Choosing the Right Path

Achieving U.S. Emissions Targets with a Carbon Tax

U.S. Chamber of Commerce’s Energy Institute Misleads on Climate Action Costs: 3 Things to Know

Why the Social Cost of Carbon Is Critical for America to Make Sound Policies

America Doesn’t Have to Choose Between the Economy and the Climate

Clean Energy is Powering American Jobs, Health and Security

A Climate Change Policy That Benefits The Poor

As China’s Xi Heads to Washington, Look for Progress on Climate Change

Delivering on the U.S. Climate Commitment: A 10-Point Plan Toward A Low-Carbon Future

The Clean Vehicle Revolution: Driving Fuel Savings and Emissions Reductions in the United States

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