Harmonizing State Environmental Policies and Wholesale Markets
Exelon Corporation
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Harmonizing state environmental policies and wholesale markets.
Climate Drones
Stinson Leonard Street LLP
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ENVIRONMENTAL LAW REPORTER ❧ The unmanned aircraft phenomenon is just starting to catch on in the area of environmental monitoring and enforcement. There is immense potential for using drones to maximize an operation’s efficiencies while also reducing its environmental impact.
Gen Y and Gen Z Play the National Budget Game
Environmental Law Institute
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Gen Y and Gen Z play the national budget game.
A Compendium of Environmental Good News, Tonic for a Testy Time
Environmental Law Institute
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A compendium of environmental good news, tonic for a testy time.
Harnessing the Winds of the Rift Valley
E&E News
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PROFILE ❧ Rob Gramlich spent years promoting wind power as a top official of its trade group in Washington, D.C., at a time when investment nationwide surged. But in the middle of his career, he moved to electricitystarved East Africa to help jump-start a renewable energy revolution.
Agronomy: Feeding More With Less
Earthjustice
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COVER STORY II ❧ By redesigning our food system to radically reduce all types of waste from farm to fork, we can meet the challenge of feeding the world without also compromising other human needs and encroaching on valuable remaining habitat.
No Reverse Gear on Vehicle Gas Goals
Safe Climate Campaign
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LEAD FEATURE ❧ The automobile industry has more than doubled fuel efficiency under the Corporate Average Fuel Economy program and is set to double it again by 2025. That is, until President Trump attacked the most successful ever greenhouse gas reduction program.
Big Data's Big Handprint
Intel Corporation
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LEAD FEATURE ❧ The constellation of computer services is a huge consumer of energy, but its climate impact has been stable even as total use multiplies. At the same time, the collection and processing of information will yield huge environmental improvements in other sectors.
Onerous for experts, IPCC process is in danger of becoming politicized
Harvard Kennedy School
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Onerous for experts, IPCC process is in danger of becoming politicized.
Translating Ideas Into Action
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COLLOQUY ❧ Former banker and Treasury Secretary Hank Paulson took the stage at the annual dinner and responded to questions from ELI Vice Chair Ben Wilson about environmental protection in China and environmental policy in the United States and internationally. Paulson’s conclusion based on his decades of experience: It takes business, NGOs, and government working together to get things done.