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Bye-bye, billions. It’s time for trillions to seize center stage of the climate conversation.
Almost 30% of U.S. carbon pollution comes from transportation.
We all talk about it, but we need to first understand what we mean by systems change if we’re to implement it effectively.
The challenge for policymakers is not only to decarbonize energy systems, it is to do so while simultaneously ensuring the security and affordability of energy.
The bus company is for sale. The federal government should nationalize it and expand its low-carbon, affordable services.
“Chemicals of concern” should also be a climate concern.
Concentrating on culture, and the “who” of sustainable change, not just the “what,” should be a bigger part of your portfolio.