Bipartisan Group of 14 States Submits Joint Comments Opposing Clean Power Plan Replacement
Leaders of environment and energy agencies for 14 states issued a unified statement opposing the Trump Administration’s proposal to replace the Clean Power Plan with a framework that fails to reduce carbon pollution from power plants and puts their citizens at risk from the dangerous impacts of climate change.
Building Gulf Coast Resilience: Opportunities After Deepwater Horizon
This Georgetown Climate Center report presents recommendations for enhancing Gulf Coast resilience as state and federal agencies work to restore ecosystems affected by the Deepwater Horizon oil spill in 2010. The report draws on three previous large-scale infrastructure projects for examples of innovative approaches.
Updated Tools Help Northeast States, Utilities Plan Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure Along Corridors
The electric vehicle corridor analysis, developed to support state and regional EV charging infrastructure planning, maps fast charging infrastructure along corridors.
Report Examines Policy Options for Cutting Carbon Emissions in New Jersey
This report details dozens of policy options for consideration by New Jersey policymakers, stakeholders, and a new governor who will be elected in November.
Lessons in Regional Resilience
This Georgetown Climate Center report documents lessons learned from regional climate collaboratives, which are bringing together local governments and other stakeholders to coordinate climate change initiatives at a regional level.
Transportation and Climate Initiative Welcomes the Commonwealth of Virginia
The Commonwealth of Virginia today became the 13th U.S. jurisdiction to join the Transportation and Climate Initiative (TCI). In a letter to the Georgetown Climate Center, which facilitates TCI on behalf of the participating state agencies, Virginia Natural Resources Secretary Matthew Strickler announced that Virginia will work with TCI toward regional low-carbon transportation solutions.
