United States' greenhouse gas reduction scheme

Greenhouse Gas Regulation in the United States

Transitional Strategies for the Reduction of "greenhouse Gas" Emissions in the United States Electric Power Sector

Environmental issues have become increasingly important in the political arena, particularly with growing concern over the "greenhouse effect", a potential global climatic warming caused by increases in anthropogenic emissions of greenhouse gases. The United States alone accounts for 25% of the worldwide emissions of C02, the most important of the greenhouse gases. The generation of electric po...

Socioeconomic Drivers of Greenhouse Gas Emissions in the United States.

Existing studies examined the U.S.'s direct GHG emitters and final consumers driving upstream GHG emissions, but overlooked the U.S.'s primary suppliers enabling downstream GHG emissions and relative contributions of socioeconomic factors to GHG emission changes from the supply side. This study investigates GHG emissions of sectors in the U.S. from production-based (direct emissions), consumpti...

Biomass for Greenhouse Gas Emission Reduction

ECN BCM L. Dinkelbach J. van Doorn D. Jansen J.P.A. Neeft A.B.J. Oudhuis R. van Ree J.H. Reith H. den Uil F. Goudriaan – Biofuel B.V. H.A. Zanting – Gibros PEC B.V.

Uncertainty in future agro-climate projections in the United States and benefits of greenhouse gas mitigation

Scientific challenges exist on how to extract information from thewide range of projected impacts simulated by cropmodels driven by climate ensembles. A stronger focus is required to understand and identify themechanisms and drivers of projected changes in crop yield. In this study, we investigate the robustness of future projections offivemetrics relevant to agriculture stakeholders (accumulat...