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|Published=2022-09-12
|Published=2022-09-12
|Organization=World Resources Institute
|Organization=World Resources Institute
|poc=Devashree Saha
|poc=Rajat Shrestha, Jillian Neuberger, Devashree Saha
|Where=Washington DC
|Where=Washington DC
|Summary=The report estimates the socioeconomic impact of federal climate policies under three mitigation scenarios. These mitigation scenarios focus on tax incentives, climate-friendly infrastructure investments, and sector-based performance standards—many of which have been enacted in the 2021 Bipartisan Infrastructure Law and the 2022 Inflation Reduction Act.
|Summary=The report estimates the socioeconomic impact of federal climate policies under three mitigation scenarios. These mitigation scenarios focus on tax incentives, climate-friendly infrastructure investments, and sector-based performance standards—many of which have been enacted in the 2021 Bipartisan Infrastructure Law and the 2022 Inflation Reduction Act.
|Link=https://www.wri.org/research/federal-policy-building-blocks-support-just-prosperous-new-climate-economy-united-states
|Link=https://www.wri.org/research/federal-policy-building-blocks-support-just-prosperous-new-climate-economy-united-states
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|sector=Utility
|sector=Utility
|Release=Federal-policy-building-blocks-support-just-prosperous-new-climate-economy-united-states 0.pdf
|Release=Federal-policy-building-blocks-support-just-prosperous-new-climate-economy-united-states 0.pdf
|Display=Yes
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Published 2022-09-12
Point(s) of Contact Rajat Shrestha
Jillian Neuberger
Devashree Saha
Organization(s) World Resources Institute
Where Washington DC
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The report estimates the socioeconomic impact of federal climate policies under three mitigation scenarios. These mitigation scenarios focus on tax incentives, climate-friendly infrastructure investments, and sector-based performance standards—many of which have been enacted in the 2021 Bipartisan Infrastructure Law and the 2022 Inflation Reduction Act.