Ashley Lawson

Posts by Ashley Lawson

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Guide to Public-Private Collaboration on City Climate Resilience Planning

Cities and businesses are separately preparing for climate change and […]

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Hurricane Florence: More than just the weather — climate change, too
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Florence Highlights Coastal Resilience Planning
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Resilience Strategies for Power Outages

A warming atmosphere is giving extra energy to storms, making […]

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Decarbonizing U.S. Transportation

This is one in a series of briefs prepared as […]

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Decarbonizing U.S. Power

This is one in a series of briefs prepared as […]

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Smarter Infrastructure Through Resilience
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A Dubious Record: Increasing Costs of Climate Change
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US companies, communities rely on federal climate science
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New research highlights flood risks from sea-level rise
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Good and bad options for changing California’s cap-and-trade program
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Cities and businesses can make more resilient communities by working together
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Addressing California cap and trade concerns
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It’s certain: The Earth is getting warmer, and human activity is largely to blame
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Countries chart pathways toward deeper decarbonization
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Insights from a Comparative Analysis of Clean Power Plan Modeling

An updated context, including falling natural gas prices and the […]

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Carbon trading under the Clean Power Plan

The following article appeared in the July 2016 issue of EM, […]

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Making the Clean Power Plan work with city energy goals
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California-Quebec auction hits a record low (and that’s probably a good thing)
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2015 was the warmest year on record
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Attributing extreme weather events to climate change
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Are 2015’s extreme weather events driven by climate change or El Niño?