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💡 Leading modelers have updated a popular tool called the "Kaya identity" to increase understanding of key drivers affecting GHG emissions scenarios. ♻️ The updated tool provides more detail, addresses emissions across all sectors—not just energy—and includes emissions of gases beyond CO2! Read on:

Updated Decomposition Tools Can Help Integrated Assessment Modelers Better Analyze and Compare Their Results

Researchers and practitioners participating in the seventh assessment cycle of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) can now rely on updated scenario decomposition tools to accelerate…

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⛅🥕 #Agrivoltaics allow farmers to benefit from the transition to clean energy. Co-locating solar arrays with crops is 1 solution to the land use challenges that come with rising energy demand in the US. We explore benefits of agrivoltaics and 1 farm making use of them: www.wri.org/insights/agr...

With ‘Agrivoltaics,’ Farmers Can Grow Both Food and Energy

As U.S. farmers face rising costs and threats to their land, on-farm solar panels, or "agrivoltaics," may offer a critical lifeline.

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Sending many thanks to Tig Notaro for selecting WRI as her charity of choice while competing on Who Wants to Be a Millionaire🌍 Tig has been a supporter of WRI for several years, and we are so grateful to her for spotlighting our mission. Tune in TONIGHT at 8/7c on ABC or stream on HULU.

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🔓WEBINAR: Clean Energy Procurement for Local Governments 7/23 3-4ET Green tariffs, power purchase agreements & other utility-led programs can be valuable avenues for local governments to meet #cleanenergy goals. Join this webinar + learn from experts about how to navigate these different pathways.

Navigating Clean Energy Procurement: Tools and Strategies for Local Governments

This is the sixth webinar in our series on how local governments can influence energy system decision making. Recordings from other webinars in the series can be found here.

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