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PostJune 21, 2022

COMMENTARY: Here’s how to meet Biden’s 2030 climate goals and dramatically cut greenhouse gas emissions – with today’s technology

Clean energy and electric vehicles are key to a successful energy transition.
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NREL

MIT Joint Program Co-Director Emeritus John Reilly lays out 'doable and affordable' policy roadmap (The Conversation)

LINK: https://theconversation.com/heres-how-to-meet-bidens-2030-climate-goals-and-dramatically-cut-greenhouse-gas-emissions-with-todays-technology-185263

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by MIT Joint Program on the Science and Policy of Global Change
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Climate Modeling
Energy
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