Decarbonizing Transportation

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New York is proposing a rule that would slow transport electrification
They should move cautiously
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May 2021

Maybe We Could Actually Pull This Off?
April was a big month for the climate.
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Andrew Salzberg
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April 2021

Dan Sperling and the Zero Carbon Action Plan 
An interview with the godfather of transportation decarbonization
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Andrew Salzberg

March 2021

Second Hand Electric Vehicles
Unsung Heroes of Decarbonization
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Andrew Salzberg

February 2021

Are Autonomous Vehicles Relevant to Decarbonization?
Welcome to Decarbonizing Transportation. Every two weeks (or so) we go deep on one topic and present a roundup of the latest decarbonization news at the…
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January 2021

NIMBYs vs NIMBYs
Avoiding battles over urban development doesn’t avoid NIMBYism
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The UK’s Climate Change Committee
What does a world leader on climate policy have to say about transportation?
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Andrew Salzberg
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December 2020

The Zero Emission Transportation Association
Can a lobbying group formed by utilities, EV manufacturers, and a ridehail company get us to zero emission vehicles faster?
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Andrew Salzberg

November 2020

A Postcard From the Future of Decarbonization
What to do once your electricity supply is carbon free?
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Driving Down Emissions
Can Reducing Driving be a Key Part of US Climate Action?
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Andrew Salzberg

October 2020

A Handy Framework for Evaluating the Next Sustainable Mobility Pitch
What can the Kaya Identity teach us about urban transportation?
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Andrew Salzberg
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September 2020

Carbon Free Boston
How might Boston zero out its transport emissions?
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