2019 DC Fellow Rujeko (Rue) Muza’s article titled “Winds of Change: Wind Energy on Tribal Lands” was published by the American Bar Association.
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Read More2019 DC Fellow Rujeko (Rue) Muza’s article titled “Winds of Change: Wind Energy on Tribal Lands” was published by the American Bar Association.
Read the Full Article here.
Read MoreCELI Board Member Kevin Johnson and Senior Director Becca Ward highlight how veterans are on a new mission to bring more of their colleagues into the clean energy workforce.
Read MoreCost-benefit analysis (CBA) is a methodology fundamental to decision-making in public policy, used by governments and other entities to evaluate potential public investments. The framework is seemingly simple: calculate the costs of taking a particular action, quantify the potential benefits, and evaluate the equation to figure out whether the expenditure in question makes sense.
In the world of climate policy, however, cost-benefit frameworks leave ample room for debate. As climate change is a global phenomenon with far-reaching consequences for almost every aspect of society, the question is: what exactly is being included in (and excluded from) the equations that determine our collective response?
Read MoreAV, or Autonomous Vehicles, are discussed as a major strategy for reducing transportation emissions, but as 2019 SF Fellow @DoctorKFlem discusses in her @Gizmodo blog absent well-designed policy that is far from the truth.
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