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Net-zero United States 2025

Publisher Richard K. Miller & Associates
Published Jan 01, 2025
Length 91 Pages
SKU # RKM19428412

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Net-zero United States 2025


The quest to mitigate climate change will be a major driver of the U.S. and global economies throughout the 21st century. Reducing net carbon emissions to zero, and thus keeping global warming to about 2EC of pre-industrial levels, is estimated to require investment of more than $74 trillion.

Tasked with guiding carbon reduction within the transportation, industrial, business, and residential infrastructure, cities, states, and federal agencies are the heart of climate change mitigation. Net-Zero United States 2025 provides the data and analysis to understand the scope of this challenge and pathways that will be taken to guide the quest of net-zero greenhouse gas emissions.

Many cities and states as well as the federal government have already set goals and made commitments to achieve net-zero. Net-Zero United States 2025 lists these commitments and profiles some of the programs that are considered among the best. Communities that have already achieved or are approaching net-zero are also profiled.

Net-Zero United States 2025 is an essential reference for research on climate change and mitigation solutions. It is useful as a data source for economic analysis, city management, strategic planning, and research projects as well as understanding the scope of challenges and solutions that encompass climate change mitigation.

Table of Contents

91 Pages
PART I: CLIMATE CHANGE
1 CLIMATE CHANGE
1.1 Overview
1.2 Causes of Climate Change
1.3 Effects Of Climate Change
1.4 Health Impact
1.5 Resources
2 NET ZERO
2.1 Definition
2.2 United Nations Initiatives
2.3 Cost to Achieve Net Zero
2.4 Resources
3 GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS
3.1 Total Emissions
3.2 Emissions By Sector
3.3 Resources
4 GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS - CITIES
4.1 Overview
4.2 U.S. Cities Ranked by Total Emissions
4.3 U.S. Cities Ranked by Per Capita Emissions
4.4 References
5 GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS - STATES
5.1 Overview
5.2 Total Emissions by State
5.3 Per Capita Emissions by State
5.4 Distribution by Sector
5.5 Resources
6 ABATEMENT STRATEGIES
6.1 Technologies to Cut CO2 Emissions
6.2 Decarbonization Plans
6.3 Areas for Increased Effort
PART II: CLIMATE ACTION PLANS
7 U.S. STRATEGY TO NET ZERO
7.1 U.S. National Goals
7.2 Federal Investments
7.3 Federal Sustainability Plan
7.4 U.S. Long-Term Strategy To Net Zero
7.5 Strategies to 2030
7.6 Strategies to Net-Zero 2050
7.7 Resources
8 CITY CLIMATE ACTION PLANS
8.1 Enacted Plans
8.2 Plans Under Development
8.3 Resources
9 CITY PROFILES
9.1 Overview
9.2 Aspen, CO
9.3 Bloomfield, IA
9.4 Boston, MA
9.5 Boulder, CO
9.6 Cambridge, MA
9.7 Denver, Colorado
9.8 Hunters Point - Cortez, FL
9.9 Lancaster, CA
9.10 Las Vegas, NV
9.11 Menlo Park, CA
9.12 Montpelier, VT
9.13 Resources
10 STATE CLIMATE ACTION PLANS
10.1 Overview
10.2 State Climate Action Plans
10.3 Priority Climate Action Plans
10.4 State-by-State
10.5 Resources
11 STATE MANDATES FOR RENEWABLE ENERGY
11.1 Overview
11.2 State-by-State
PART III: ALLIANCES & INITIATIVES
12 AMERICAN COUNCIL FOR AN ENERGY-EFFICIENT ECONOMY
12.1 ACEEE Scorecards
12.2 State Energy Efficiency Rankings
12.3 City Energy Efficiency Rankings
13 C40 CITIES CLIMATE LEADERSHIP GROUP
13.1 Overview
13.2 U.S. Member Cities
14 CARBON NEUTRAL CITIES ALLIANCE
14.1 Overview
14.2 U.S. Member Cities
15 MAYORS CLIMATE PROTECTION AGREEMENT
15.1 United States Conference of Mayors Initiative
15.2 Signatories
16 UNITED NATIONS SUSTAINABLE CITIES
16.1 UN Sustainable Development Goals
16.2 Sustainable Cities Index
16.3 Resources
17 UNITED STATES CLIMATE ALLIANCE
17.1 Overview
17.2 Member States
APPENDIX A - ONLINE RESOURCES
APPENDIX B - ORGANIZATIONS
REFERENCES

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