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Can the New Climate Laws Transform our Transportation Infrastructure?

Legal Planet

Transportation is one of the most complicated and urgent areas of the clean-energy transition. The sector—including personal transportation like passenger cars, as well as air, marine, and surface goods and people movement—is the largest source of greenhouse gasses in the U.S.: Private or Public Transportation?

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New misguided interpretations of the greenhouse effect from William Kininmonth

Real Climate

Another clue is William Kininmonth’s ‘rethink’ on the greenhouse effect for The Global Warming Policy Foundation. When looking at the effect of changes in greenhouse gases, one must look at how their forcing corresponds to the energy balance at the top of the atmosphere. References. 679-688, 2016. 699-703, 2015.

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Is It Possible to Phase Out Petroleum and Transform our Transportation System?

Union of Concerned Scientists

Replacing petroleum with renewable electricity as the primary source of transportation energy will leave us all much better off. Our transportation system is highly inequitable, reflecting decades of misguided and biased decisions at all levels of government. How do we make this transformation happen?

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Biden-Harris Administration Proposed Standards to Accelerate a Clean-Transportation Future

Environment + Energy Leader

The post Biden-Harris Administration Proposed Standards to Accelerate a Clean-Transportation Future appeared first on Environment + Energy Leader. The Biden administration’s policies aid in the transition to clean energy, especially over the next 10 to 15 years.

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Connecticut’s Greenhouse Gas Inventory Report Shows Emissions Decline with Need for More Reductions

Environment + Energy Leader

According to the report, the transportation, electricity and residential heating and cooling sectors are responsible for almost 75% of Connecticut’s greenhouse gas emissions.

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Research Shows Metaverse Could Significantly Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions

Environment + Energy Leader

According to a Cornell study, the metaverse can greatly contribute to reducing business travel, a major carbon emitter as well as reduce transportation and commercial energy usage, transforming energy distribution.

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Sustainable Transportation for the Climate: How Do Transportation Firms Engage in Cooperative Public-Private Partnerships?

Environmental News Bits

. “Sustainable Transportation for the Climate: How Do Transportation Firms Engage in Cooperative Public-Private Partnerships?” link] Abstract: This research examines the effectiveness of transportation-sector public-private partnerships (PPPs). ” Sustainability. 15(11), 8682.