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Washington is asleep at the wheel on climate change, but states are leading
Type: Column/Article
Date: October 24, 2019
Climate change is no longer a future threat. Its destructive impacts are already here in the form of violent mega-storms, prolonged drought and deadly wildfires. More than ever, we need a credible, positive vision of the future to motivate and mobilize the forces necessary to address climate challenges head-on.
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The Salton Sea, the state’s largest lake, has shrunk by some 40 square miles, exposing tens of thousands of acres of playa, increasing dust and salinity, and reducing habitat. The state of California has a 10-year plan to reduce dust and build habitat around the Salton Sea, and more than $365 million in funding has been approved. However, work at the Sea has been stalled and the region has been ignored far too long.
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Electrifying the UK: Ensuring the transportation revolution benefits everyone
Type: Report
Date: October 11, 2019
How can the UK bridge the gap between the affordability of cleaner electric vehicles (EVs) and internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles? EDF Europe and Frontier Economics sought to answer this question in a collaborative report that examines the transition away from fossil fuel vehicles to EVs.
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How can the UK bridge the gap between the affordability of cleaner electric vehicles (EVs) and internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles? Summary of EDF Europe and Frontier Economics’ work on this question.
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One pager on the EDFE report on barriers to electric vehicle growth
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An interview conducted by the The International Business Review, a student-run print publication based at The Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania.
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The Trump administration is chipping away at the science that environmental protection depends on. Here’s why its efforts will fail.
