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To meet the climate challenge, the United States needs a comprehensive national approach. Well-designed federal policy can cut emissions and strengthen resilience while driving economic growth.

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Toward a Constructive Dialogue on Federal and State Roles in U.S. Climate Change Policy

In the United States to date, most of the first […]

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Article
Climate Policy Should Focus on Reducing Emissions

Originally published in the September/October 2007 issue of The Environmental […]

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A Climate of Change: Manufacturing Must Rise to the Risks and Opportunities of Climate Change

This article originally appeared in US Industry Today, September/October 2007 […]

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A Climate of Change: Manufacturing Must Rise to the Risks and Opportunities of Climate Change

This article originally appeared in US Industry Today, September/October 2007 […]

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Article
U.S. Exceptionalism and Climate Change (Part II)

This article originally appeared in The Globalist, July 2007.   […]

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Article
U.S. Exceptionalism and Climate Change (Part I)

This article originally appeared in The Globalist, July 2007.   […]

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Article
A New Climate Treaty: US Leadership After Kyoto

This article originally appeared in Harvard International Review, July 2007. […]

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Publication
Agricultural and Forestlands: U.S. Carbon Policy

The United States can capitalize on its substantial natural, institutional, […]

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Agenda for Climate Action

Over the past seven years, the Pew Center has published […]

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