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North Carolina needs clean transportation policies
Association between traffic related air pollution exposure and direct health care costs in Northern California
Understanding the near- and long-term impacts of emissions
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Investor Guide to Company Comments on Proposed EPA Methane Standards
Investor Guide to Company Comments on Proposed EPA Methane Standards
Climate consequences of hydrogen emissions
Communities impacted by oil and gas pollution
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Power Sector Decarbonization in North Carolina
TCEQ announces critical new funding commitment for zero-emission trucks
The need for knowledge transfer and communication among stakeholders in the voluntary carbon market
Solutions Summer 2022
The ZEV future is here: An 8,500% increase in truck deployments, commitments is proof.
Financial opportunities for Brazil from reducing deforestation in the Amazon
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For fisheries in the Caribbean, life revolves around the climate… and our climate resilience
Impact of the Voluntary Carbon Market on Tropical Forest Countries – Implications for Corresponding Adjustments
ReportWhat would save thousands of lives and fight injustice?
What would save thousands of lives and fight injustice?
ArticleApproachFocus areaVital Signs Date PublishedJuly 1, 2022 - 12:00Vital Signs Post AuthorVanessa GlavinskasVital Signs Post CategoriesClimate and energy, Carbon dioxide, Science, Law and policy, People and planet, Clean air, Environmental justice, Location, United StatesVital Signs Post Short DescriptionIn a new report released by Environmental Defense Fund, scientists found that fine particle pollution, primarily generated by burning fossil fuels, is especially rampant — and deadly — in Black, Hispanic, and low-income communities. But there is a way for all of us to breathe easier. The Environmental Protection Agency could tighten its standard.Vital Signs Post URL/story/what-would-save-thousands-lives-and-fight-injusticeWhat would save thousands of lives and fight injustice?
What would save lives and fight injustice? Stronger limits on fine particle pollution
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New York PSC must ensure charging infrastructure in place for medium and heavy-duty fleet electrification
Policy Instrument Options for Addressing Methane Emissions from the Oil and Gas Sector
Our New Electric Resilience Toolkit: Resources to Enhance Climate Resilience Planning by Electric Utilities
