Washington, D.C. (October 15, 2020) - The Joseph Rainey Center for Public Policy, a post partisan think tank based in Washington, DC has published a new Report examining effective municipal approaches to climate change policy. The Municipal Approaches to Climate Policy Report analyzes successful initiatives taken at the local level that have resulted in reduced carbon emissions and cleaner air as juxtaposed to tacticsthat only escalate the politicization […]
The Municipal Approaches to Climate Policy Report analyzes successful initiatives taken at the local level that have resulted in reduced carbon emissions and cleaner air as juxtaposed to tactics that only escalate the politicization of the climate issue without achieving notable environmental protection or long term benefits for the community.
As America faces a Covid-19 resurgence this summer, our energy industry continues to provide needed supplies like hand sanitizer, gloves, masks, and gowns for the pandemic. Sarah E. Hunt, CEO of the Joseph Rainey Center for Public Policy, says recent reforms to the National Environmental Policy Act will empower the U.S., working with the energy industry, to swiftly rebuild the economy and combat climate change with sustainable infrastructure.
