CS3 In the News
Keeping nuclear power vital may be the best way to reach aggressive carbon reduction targets while avoiding a steep carbon price (Power Engineering)
State-level adoption saves money and lives (Energy Futures)
Deep decarbonization requires nuclear, says Joint Program Co-Director John Reilly (Utility Dive)
MIT team found that air quality impacts of aviation emissions significantly exceed climate impacts (Coverage: CNN)
Joint Program Co-Director John Reilly to present findings from report on deep decarbonization on Capitol Hill (Houston Chronicle) (Additional Coverage: Washington Examiner)
Joint Program Co-Director Emeritus Henry Jacoby envisions lost U.S. prestige as other nations take leadership of ongoing Paris Agreement effort (AP)
There are five features that combine to make global warming a more vexing environmental crisis than any we have faced before (LA Times)
Good news: the American public finally appears to accept that global warming is a problem. Bad news: a substantial percentage of the public is unwilling to pay much to do anything about it. (The Hill)
Joint Program Founding Co-Director Emeritus Henry Jacoby emphasizes need for Paris Agreement signatories to resolve reporting rules in advance of COP25 (AP)
A $7 per metric ton carbon tax could reduce emissions by the same amount as the flagship climate policies of the Obama administration
IFPRI/MIT Joint Program study shows why (Financial Times)