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To meet the climate challenge, the United States needs a comprehensive national approach. Well-designed federal policy can cut emissions and strengthen resilience while driving economic growth.

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Using Digitalization to Achieve Decarbonization Goals

Digital technologies—such as sensors, networked devices, and data analytics—are already changing how energy is used and consumed across the economy. As digitalization expands, it is creating new opportunities to optimize energy use and decrease greenhouse gas emissions. Opportunities in key …

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Accelerating Local Climate Resilience: Building the Case for Strong Federal Support
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Seizing the Opportunity: Climate Investments in West Virginia’s Future Economy
Controlling Industrial Greenhouse Gas Emissions
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A Conversation with Representative Scott Peters
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Expanding broadband infrastructure to reduce carbon emissions
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Fireside Chat: Senator Sheldon Whitehouse (D-RI) on the “Save our Future” Act
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National Climate Bank Proposals in the 117th Congress

The idea of a national climate bank has gained renewed attention. Congress last seriously considered a climate bank proposal in 2009 that would create the Clean Energy Development Administration (CEDA), with key functions based on the green bank model. Since …

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Why the United States Needs a Clean Electricity Standard
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Priorities for the SEC on climate-related financial risk disclosures