An evaluation of popular climate policies finds the benefits of clean electricity standards and clean energy tax credits may outweigh the efficiency gains of carbon pricing—if this efficiency exists at...
A new dataset from the Climate Impact Lab, released today on Microsoft’s Planetary Computer, makes the best science from the World Climate Research Programme’s Sixth Coupled Model Intercomparison Project (CMIP6)...
The market will be the first of its kind among emerging economies, outside of China. Leading researchers from the University of Chicago, Yale and J-PAL will help design the program,...
The Climate Impact Lab's new interactive tool allows users to quantify how many lives could be saved around the world from reduced emissions within the United States.
The study finds limiting global warming to below 2°C won’t occur under the pledges made by countries as part of the Paris Agreement and would only be realized through a...
An EPIC-Rhodium Group analysis finds that tax incentives to boost clean energy generation, a key part of the Build Back Better Act, are among the most cost-effective climate policies and...
The analysis outlines the optimal climate policy, which is straightforward to implement and provides two to three times the emissions reductions for the same cost as conventional policies.
