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We Can Cut Carbon Emissions, Trump or No Trump

David M. Hart

2017

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Summary

Published by the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation in 2017, this policy report by David M. Hart examines strategic approaches to reducing carbon emissions that remain viable across different political administrations. The analysis appears to focus on sector-specific and technology-enabled pathways to decarbonisation, suggesting that carbon reduction targets can be pursued through multiple policy levers independent of executive political preference. The work is positioned as forward-looking guidance for stakeholders seeking durable climate mitigation strategies.

UK applicability

The policy frameworks and sectoral decarbonisation strategies discussed may have limited direct applicability to UK contexts, as the United States and United Kingdom operate under different regulatory, fiscal and governance systems. However, principles around technology-neutral emission reduction pathways and cross-party climate policy resilience may inform UK debates on long-term decarbonisation strategy.

Key measures

Carbon emission reduction pathways; policy mechanisms; sectoral decarbonisation strategies

Outcomes reported

The paper appears to examine policy mechanisms and strategies for achieving carbon emission reductions across sectors, potentially including agriculture and energy, regardless of shifts in federal political leadership.

Theme
Policy, governance & rights
Subject
Climate & greenhouse gas mitigation
Study type
Policy
Study design
Policy report
Source type
Policy report
Status
Published
Geography
United States
System type
Food supply chain
Catalogue ID
BFmokjo2nj-vrn9j5

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