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Compiled Research & Materials, Appendix L: Solar America Initiative, S. Grover
Compiled Research & Materials, Appendix L: Solar America Initiative, S. Grover
Sustainability and Energy
This National Renewable Energy Laboratory resource details the benefits of the Solar America Initiative.
Compiled Research & Materials, Appendix K: Economic Impact Potential Of Solar Photovoltaics In Illinois, Illinois State University. Center For Renewable Energy
Compiled Research & Materials, Appendix K: Economic Impact Potential Of Solar Photovoltaics In Illinois, Illinois State University. Center For Renewable Energy
Sustainability and Energy
This 2013 study reviews the potential for economic impact of solar photovoltaics in the state of Illinois.
Compiled Research & Materials, Appendix J: Solar For Economic Development Toolkit, National Association Of Regional Councils
Compiled Research & Materials, Appendix J: Solar For Economic Development Toolkit, National Association Of Regional Councils
Sustainability and Energy
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The Irreversible Momentum Of Clean Energy, Barack Obama
The Irreversible Momentum Of Clean Energy, Barack Obama
US Department of Energy Publications
The release of carbon dioxide (CO2) and other greenhouse gases (GHGs) due to human activity is increasing global average surface air temperatures, disrupting weather patterns, and acidifying the ocean. Left unchecked, the continued growth of GHG emissions could cause global average temperatures to increase by another 4°C or more by 2100 and by 1.5 to 2 times as much in many midcontinent and far northern locations. Although our understanding of the impacts of climate change is increasingly and disturbingly clear, there is still debate about the proper course for U.S. policy—a debate that is very much on display …