Why States & Utilities Should Continue Reducing Power Emissions, Despite Clean Power Plan Stay
Originally published on WRI. By Kristin Igusky On February 9, the U.S. Supreme Court temporarily halted implementation of the Clean … [continued]
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Paris Climate Agreement’s Legal Form Explained In 7 Questions
Originally published on WRI. By Eliza Northrop and David Waskow What will be the outcome of the Paris climate negotiations … [continued]
Examining Brazil’s New Climate Plan (INDC)
Originally published on WRI. By Viviane Romeiro and Rachel Biderman This week Brazil formally submitted its climate plan, also known … [continued]
Three Criteria For Success At COP21
Originally published on WRI. By Jennifer Morgan This December, negotiators from nearly 200 countries will convene in Paris with the … [continued]
WRI Reactions To INDCs of Brazil, South Africa, And Indonesia
Originally published on WRI. WRI reaction to Brazil’s INDC: “Brazil is playing a productive role in the global effort to … [continued]
The Clean Power Plan: What’s Water Got To Do With It?
The U.S. EPA’s Clean Power Plan has been heralded as a major step toward a low-carbon economy in the United States. But how will it impact water resources?
Paris Climate Agreement: The Case For Establishing Five-Year Cycles
Originally published on WRI. By Yamide Dagnet As we approach the climate negotiations in Paris this December, the progress to … [continued]
Three Action Areas For Bonn Climate Negotiators
Originally published on WRI. By David Waskow As international climate negotiators gather in Bonn, Germany next week, the climate summit in Paris … [continued]
Renewable Energy In U.S. Heartland: How States Make It Work
Originally published on WRI. By Josh Ryor and Priya Barua In the U.S. heartland, where retail electricity costs less than … [continued]
INDCs: Bridging The Gap Between National & International Climate Action
Countries are preparing climate action pledges for the post-2020 period. Here’s a look at what INDCs are and why they’re important to curb climate change.
