Powering Up Renewable Electricity: NRDC's Roadmap for Immediate and Cost-Effective Renewables Deployment
Cai Steger (Alum)
Renewable electricity is the energy of the future—it can reduce global warming emissions, moderate the long-term cost of power and help ensure our energy independence and national security by phasing out fossil fuels. To realize these benefits, we must cap carbon emissions which will put a price on global warming pollution while simultaneously helping to launch emerging renewables into the marketplace.
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