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CATF supports Brad Crabtree’s nomination to crucial carbon management position at Department of Energy
CATF supports the nomination by President Joe Biden of Brad Crabtree to Assistant Secretary for Fossil Energy and Carbon Management.
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Clean Electricity Payment Program and EPA Performance Standards: Beautiful dance partners
The latest report from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change provides the strongest statement yet on the climate impacts.
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Climate change is here. Pass the California Climate Crisis Act
Wildfires are burning up and down the state of California, and it is clearer now than ever that swift, and bold climate action is necessary.
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Smart methane policy to reduce EU emissions
CATF advocates for smart methane policy that can reduce emissions in Europe and around the world.
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Complete rethink of U.S. electricity transmission is needed, finds new report
A newly released report outlines a wide range of options for revamping U.S. transmission oversight, planning, and permitting.
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House vote on bipartisan infrastructure package and budget reconciliation process an encouraging step forward
The House voted to approve the $3.5 trillion Budget Resolution, and adopted a rule for consideration of the $1 trillion infrastructure bill.
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To make good on its climate goals, California needs carbon capture, removal, and storage technologies
Co-authored by George Peridas, Energy Program Director, Carbon Management Partnership at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory In the rapidly intensifying race to net-zero emissions, California has long been a leader in the United States and around the world, as the policy and innovation developed in California has driven climate action forward both…
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IPCC’s Assessment Report highlights the urgency of sharp reductions in methane
Monday’s release of the UN’s newest climate report highlighted the fact that climate change is happening now; poses severe challenges to society; is attributable to human activities; and will get progressively worse and more harmful without dramatic cuts in emissions. The report also clearly identifies methane abatement as a critical…
