Summary
This policy analysis, published by the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation in 2020, examines clean energy stimulus design as a middle ground between transformative Green New Deal ambitions and conventional energy policy approaches. The paper evaluates policy mechanisms and implementation pathways suited to contemporary economic and climatic circumstances, as suggested by the title and publication context. Given its focus on energy rather than agricultural systems, applicability to Vitagri's core research scope is limited.
UK applicability
While this paper addresses US clean energy policy, UK readers may find relevant insights in comparative stimulus design and the trade-offs between ambitious climate goals and pragmatic implementation—lessons potentially applicable to UK decarbonisation policy. However, the paper does not address agricultural systems, soil health, or food system transformation directly.
Key measures
Policy framework comparisons; stimulus design options and trade-offs
Outcomes reported
The paper examines policy approaches to clean energy stimulus packages, positioning alternatives between ambitious Green New Deal proposals and incremental business-as-usual energy policy. It evaluates stimulus design options in the context of economic and climate circumstances.
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