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2010
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How will the Copenhagen Accord Affect the Challenge of Invasive Species? Brooks Yeager, Executive VP for Policy for Clean Air-Cool Planet, addressed the annual meeting of the Invasive Species Council on Jan. 11. Read the text of his keynote address. Jan. 11, 2010.
2009
Clean Air-Cool Planet and the Environment and Energy Study Institute (EESI) letter urges Senators Baucus, Bingaman and Boxer, chairs of Senate committees, to strengthen the climate bill sent up from the House in June, 2009
A report on implementation of ARPA-E explains the opportunities and challenges Transforming America's energy landscape, report released on July 14, 2009
Arctic Nations Agree to Limit Short-lived Forcers
Arctic Nations announce agreement at their meeting in Tromsø, Norway. April 29, 2009
President Obama Announces Creation of ARPA-E New agency will support research and development in energy technology. April 27, 2009
Scientists, Policymakers Focus on Pollutants in Arctic At the Copenhagen Climate Congress, discussions focus on short-lived pollutants. March 11, 2009
2008
Climate Policy and Economic Revitalization A report by Robert Repetto, Clean Air-Cool Planet Senior Fellow, Dec. 2008
Building a Foundation for Success: Recommendations for Early Action on Climate Change for the 44th President of the U.S.
Climate Policy Center, Oct. 23, 2008
The Oslo Group and the Arctic Council Initiative: Slowing Arctic Warming by Reducing Short-lived Climate Forcers
Brooks Yeager, Executive Vice President of Policy, Climate Policy Center
2007
CPC's Comments to the House Science Commission regarding ARPA-E
In New Hampshire, Town Put Climate on the Agenda
Advocate: Harness Primary Power - Grass-roots efforts can sway presidential race
2006
"Climate Change Technology Research: Do We Need A 'Manhattan Project' for the Environment?"
"Energy and Climate Change Research and the 'DARPA Model' "
2005
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"Climate Change Technology Explorarory Research (CCTER)"
"Comments on CCTP's Strategic Plan"
"Reflections On Climate-Related R&D"
"Institutions for Climate Change Technology Development"
"Impact of Economic Liberalization on GHG Emission Trends in India"
2004
"Alternatives to Mitigate the Economic Impacts of the McCain-Lieberman Bill"
"The Political Economy of U.S. Greenhouse Gas Controls"
"A New Paradigm for U.S. Climate Policy"
"Impacts of a Carbon Cap with a Safety Valve on Carbon Prices"
"An Evaluation of State Carbon Dioxide Reduction Policies"
2003
"Do the Benefits of Tightening CAFE Outweigh the Costs?"
"Allowance Allocation Under a Carbon Cap-and-Trade Policy"
"Are There Any Cost-Effective Greenhouse Gas Control Policies That Politicians Might Like?"
"U.S. Climate Policy and the Greenhouse Gas Emissions of Less Developed Countries"
"U.S. Leadership for a Global Climate Regime"
2002
"The Need for Back-Up Strategies on Climate Change"
"Designing a Carbon Dioxide Trading System: The Advantages of Upstream Regulation"
"Greenhouse Gas Abatement Costs"
2001
"A Global Climate Change Policy Framework"
"Allocation of Allowances and Consumer Impacts"
"Statement to the National Academy of Sciences CAFE Committee"
"Returning Carbon Permit Proceeds to the Economy: Three Options"
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CPC believes in providing people with information regarding climate issues that affect us all. This area of the website provides you with additional sources to find information.
- Barrett, Scott. Environment & Statecraft: The Strategy of Environmental Treaty-Making. New York: Oxford University Press, 2003.
- Broad, William D. “How to Cool the Planet (Maybe)”. New York Times, June 27, 2006.
- Brown, Marilyn A., Matt Antes. Charlotte Franchuk, Burton H. Koske, Gordon Michaels, and Joan Pellegrino. “Results of a Technical Review of the U.S. Climate Change Technology Program’s R&D Portfolio”. Oak Ridge National Laboratory, May 2006
- Caldeira, Kenneth, Danny Day, William Fulkerson, and Lee Lane. “Climate Change Technology Exploratory Research (CCTER).” (Climate Policy Center, December 2005).
- Climate Change Technology Priogram. U.S. Climate Change Technology Program Strategic Plan http://www.climatetechnology.gov/stratplan/final/index.htm
- Edmonds, Jae and Gerry Stokes. “Launching a Technology Revolution” in Climate Policy for the 21st Century: Meeting the Long-Term Challenge of Global Warming. Edited by David Michel. (Center for Transatlantic Relations, 2003)
- Hoffert, Martin I., Ken Caldeira, Gregory Benford, David R. Criswell, Christopher Green, Howard Herzog, Atul K. Jain, Haroon S. Kheshgi, Klaus S. Lackner, John S. Lewis, H. Douglas Lightfoot, Wallace Manheimer, John C. Mankins, Michael E. Mauel, L. John Perkins, Michael E. Schlesinger, Tyler Volk, and Tom M. L. Wigley. “Advanced Technology Paths to Global Climate Stability: Energy for a Greenhouse Planet.” (Science, 298 (November 1, 2002)): 981-987.
- House of Lords. The Economics of Climate Change. Select Committee on Economic Affairs – HL Paper 12-I (Vol. I: Report). (London: The Stationary Office Limited), July 2005.
- Montgomery, W. David. The Role of Science in the Asia-Pacific Partnership. Testimony Before the U.S. Senate, April 5, 2006.
- Montgomery, W. David and Anne Smith. “Price, Quantity, & Technology Strategies for Climate Change Policy” (Charles River Associates, 2005)
- National Research Council. Thinking Strategically: The Appropriate Use of Metrics for the Climate Change Science Program. (National Press Academy, 2005)
- Nordhaus, William D. and Joseph Boyer. Warming the World: Economic Models of Global Warming. Cambridge, MA: The MIT Press, 2000.
- O’Keefe, William. “Self-Sufficiency’ vs. Economic Reality”. The Washington Times, Front Page: Editorials/Op-Ed Page, Feb. 3, 2006
- Popp, David. “R&D Subsidies and Climate Policy: Is There a “Free Lunch?” National Bureau of Economic Research. Working Paper 10880. October 2004.
- Reinstein, Robert A. “A Possible Way Forward on Climate Change”. Mitigation and Adaptation Strategies for Global Change, Vol. 9, No. 3, July 2004.
- Reis, Victor H. Statement for DOE on reorganization of national security programs. Located at http://www.fas.org/irp/congress/1999_hr/99-07-14reis.htm
- Schelling, Thomas C. “What Makes Greenhouse Sense?” Indiana Law Review, [Vol. 38:581] (pp 581-593) 2005.
- Teller, Edward, Roderick Hyde, Muriel Ishikawa, John Nuckolls, and Lowell Wood. “Active Stabilization of Climate: Inexpensive, Low Risk, Near-Term Options for Preventing Global Warming and Ice Ages via Technologically Varied Solar Radiative Forcing.” (University of California Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, 2004)
- Van Atta, Richard. “Energy and Climate Change Research--DARPA Model.” Presented to the Washington Roundtable on Science and Public Policy, National Press Club, November 2005.
