Even as the administration in Washington ignores the dangers of climate change, we have reasons to hope.
To stop the rise of climate pollution – while growing the economy – we've zeroed in on solutions with the biggest impact.
Hasten the clean energy economy »
Why: Outdated policies governing electric utilities don't fairly value clean energy, and polluters have had free license to pollute.
How: We'll help overhaul rules that restrict the new energy market, while pushing for limits on carbon pollution, like the Clean Power Plan.
Lower climate pollution from natural gas »
Why: We'll slow the pace of climate change if we cut carbon dioxide and potent short-acting gases like methane.
How: We're targeting key states to pass methane standards, and making the case for fixing methane leaks across the supply chain.
Boost efforts to help China effectively slash pollution »
Why: China is now the world's top emitter of climate pollution.
How: We're working with China's government on market-based solutions to cut emissions.
Foster sustainable land use »
Why: Deforestation and fertilizer pollution are major contributors to climate change.
How: We're advancing economic concepts and market mechanisms that help increase the value of rainforests and sustainable agriculture.
Updates on our climate work
Climate and energy posts
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Press releases
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Publications
- Type: ReportDate: October 17, 2018
- Type: ReportDate: October 16, 2018The report’s recommendations and detailed guidance provide a valuable road map as companies work to demonstrate how they are managing methane emissions.
- Type: ReportDate: September 24, 2018
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