State Action Chess Moves

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All actors should adopt RPS and ratchet them beyond 50% targets 23, 610
CA should sue EPA to protect its CAA waiver if necessary 32, 860
Congress could adopt a tax treatment for low-carbon energy projects tied to actual sale or use of low-carbon power supplies 23, 612
Congress could earmark transitional funds for states with the largest carbon deficits 23, 614
Congress should adopt a national clean energy standard that includes energy efficiency and a national market for traded credits 23, 613
Congress should adopt a national ZEV mandate 23, 614
Congress should adopt the Master Limited Partnerships Parity Act to extend to favorable tax treatment for renewable energy, storage, and demand reduction projects 23, 612
Congress should adopte future tax credits based on decarbonization benefits associated with new investments 23, 612
Congress should authorize NHTSA and EPA to adopt credit multipliers for fuel efficiency standards to encourage ZEV alternatives such as electrification 23, 614
Congress should clarify authorization of federal agencies such as EPA, FERC, and DOI to support pricing the carbon attributes of energy resources 23, 612
Congress should clarify that states can adopt more ambitious ZEV standards than federal goals 23, 614
Congress should consider a national carbon tax to encourage low-carbon energy investment 23, 612
Congress should consider require consideration of carbon costs in regulatory impact assessments and cost benefit analysis 23, 612
Congress should expand REITs to include low-carbon energy projects related to building efficiency and renewable power investments 23, 612
Congress should include environmental risks in determining which investments quality for tax-exempt bond financing, and expand tax exempt bond financing to green bond activities that meet a carbon benefit test 23, 612
Congress should legislate PACE program support through Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac 23, 612
Congress should legislate that residential solar PV and other resources presumptively qualify for benefits under PURPA 23, 614
Congress should phase out favorable tax treatment for fossil fuel resources, and extend favorable tax treatments for energy consumption reduction investments 23, 612
Congress should require EIA to annually report progress towards electric sector decarbonization 23, 614
Congress should use tax policy to promote energy efficiency and to redue use of fossil fuels 9, 232
Data center leaders should voluntarily disclose operational performance metrics 9, 253
Data center operators and service providers should ensure that incentives reward efficiency best practices 9, 253
Private actors should adopt RPS and increase to beyond 50% 23, 610
State Agencies Chess Moves
State agencies should promote programs like LEED that recognize buildings for meeting energy-efficiency goals 10, 274
State agencies should promote programs like LEED that recognize buildings for meeting energy-efficiency goals 10, 274
State agencies should provide information on ways to minimize the costs of ZEBs 10, 274
State agencies should provide information on ways to minimize the costs of ZEBs 10, 274
State and local govts. should adopt separate energy-efficiency mandates for utilities to reduce total and peak consumption 23, 610
State and local govts. should adopte separate energy efficiency mandate with utilities to reduce total and peak consumption 23, 610
State and local govts. should use procurement powers to incentivize diesel-free or cleaner diesel engines 32, 867
State and local govts. should use procurement powers to incentivize diesel-free or cleaner diesel engines 32, 867
State energy-efficiency action should be coordinated with all other stakeholders' actions 9, 219
State governors could use Executive Orders to direct the purchase of CCS produced energy, or raise state purchaes of clean energy where CCS is present 28, 725
State governors should adopt executive orders mandating HFC use reductions 34, 912
State govt. fleets should invest in deployment of lower GHG emitting vehicles 15, 422
State govt. should encourage low GHG fertilizer production 30, 817
State govts should assess all decisions against long-term goals and pathways, to minimize carbon lock-in and stranded assests 1, 38
State govts. can call upon AFV owners to educate potential AFV purchasers 14, 379
State govts. can reduce barriers to NETs by uzing condemnation powers for needed land 29, 767
State govts. can reduce barriers to NETs by uzing condemnation powers for needed land 29, 767
State govts. consider ways to commit to AFV vhicle fleets 14, 375
State govts. could incentivize CCS power production through PPA with those plants 28, 726
State govts. could integrate building certifications with energy benchmarking and other measures 11, 294
State govts. could join GSA's Green Proving Ground Program to expand the technologies assessed 34, 913
State govts. could pay utilities "book value" for GHG-emitting facilities to close them, or negotiate with private owners 24, 635
State govts. could require certification of any bioenergy feedstock 25, 668
State govts. laws should comply with international trade laws 8, 201
State govts. should address generational scale lifestyle changes by promoting positive change and heading off shifts that undermine deep decarbonization 3, 109
State govts. should address standards, regulations, and liability regimes for autonomous vehicles 14, 378
State govts. should adopt building codes that require best energy-efficiency practices and energy consumption disclosure 6, 170
State govts. should adopt policies promoting flexible work schedules, and inform and incentivize private employers 13, 340
State govts. should adopt policies to reduce demand for energy services, not just energy efficiency 3, 108
State govts. should adopt strategies to increase uptake of energy efficient home equipment, including green leases and improved LC cost information 3, 106
State govts. should allow more homeowners to participate in net metering and allow customers to lock-in reates for energy sold back to the grid 5, 145
State govts. should amend green purchase programs to eliminate HFC equipment where low GWP options are available 34, 912
State govts. should assess the need for new icentives, like the PTC, that would promote renewable energy growth 5, 137
State govts. should assist in R&D to reduce battery costs 14, 374
State govts. should avoid laws containing LCRs 8, 205
State govts. should better link transportation and land use needs and planning 13, 347
State govts. should consider a "cash for clunkers" program that is paid for through a carbon tax 14, 380
State govts. should consider deploying clean energy systems in the northern parts of the country 32, 876
State govts. should consider deploying clean energy systems in the northern parts of the country 32, 876
State govts. should consider feed-in tariffs as long as they comply with trade rules 8, 210
State govts. should consider strategies to increase household renewable energy systems, products with low LC emissions, and targeted marketing 3, 107
State govts. should consider subsidizing nuclear energy comparably to renewables 21, 560
State govts. should consider technology mandates for deep decarbonization, but only as a last result when no other option is available 4, 118
State govts. should coordinate with other govts. and others to induce technology change 4, 127
State govts. should create programs to train EV employees 14, 379
State govts. should develop programs so that autonomous vehicles maximize GHG reductions in combination with other transport modes 13, 342
State govts. should develop strategies for motor vehicle efficiency, including energy labeling and vehicle fleet buying power 3, 107
State govts. should employ policies to drive material efficiency across the life cycle 12, 324
State govts. should encourage companies to enter the circular economy 7, 194
State govts. should encourage fuel switching to electricity 11, 296
State govts. should encourage low-carbon shopping and shipping options through better information 13, 340
State govts. should encourage use of PACE programs to energy efficiency in commercial buildings 11, 299
State govts. should engage in integrated planning between stakeholders 1, 38
State govts. should ensure rapid deployment of low GWP cooling and refrigeration technologies 34, 915
State govts. should ensure that land use codes to not prohibit underground installations 19, 520
State govts. should establish SFOs to finance decarbonization projects 6, 180
State govts. should expand public owned forests, focusing on land rendered economically unproductive by climate change 31, 833
State govts. should expand public owned forests, focusing on land rendered economically unproductive by climate change 31, 833
State govts. should expand R&D and assistance to spread climate friendly practices 30, 797
State govts. should fund climate-friendly practices research 30, 794
State govts. should fund gas management systems and landfills, and favor awards to landfills with such systems 33, 896
State govts. should incentivize advanced HDVs through tax credits and rebates 15, 401
State govts. should incentivize companies and individuals to sequester more carbon on forestland 31, 844
State govts. should incentivize companies and individuals to sequester more carbon on forestland 31, 844
State govts. should incentivize decarbonizing hot water delivery 19, 518
State govts. should incentivize distributed resoures 19, 495
State govts. should incentivize infill, renovation, and redevelopment 13, 347
State govts. should incentivize microgrid development 19, 495
State govts. should incentivize planned communities to install district heading 19, 520
State govts. should incentivize R&D to make existing pipelines ethanol or biodiesel compatible 27, 710
State govts. should incentivize the replacement of wood-burning stoves 32, 876
State govts. should incentivize the replacement of wood-burning stoves 32, 876
State govts. should make emissions reductions a goal of all travel and aviation policies 16, 436
State govts. should make emissions reductions a goal of all travel and aviation policies 16, 436
State govts. should make every effort to ensure that LCRs do not constittue arbitrary or unjustifiable discrimination or a disguised restriction on international trade 8, 205
State govts. should making sure than any legislation with LCRs meetings one of the exceptions of GATT Article XX 8, 205
State govts. should modify street design practices to promote non-motorized transportation, including adopting "complete streets" laws and policies 13, 345
State govts. should offer financial incentives for cleaner transportation alternatives 13, 344
State govts. should orient transportation planning to minimize impacts on carbon sinks 13, 347
State govts. should prie carbon through a tax or fee or otherwise to allow agricultural producers to earn revenue for climate-friendly practices 30, 814
State govts. should prioritize support for EVs, rather than promoting a lagging hydrogen fuel cell vehicle market 14, 371
State govts. should promote pay-as-you drive insurance policies 13, 338
State govts. should promote reduced carbon emissions in existing and new motor vehicles including fuel use feedback devices and eco-driving education programs 3, 107
State govts. should promote strategies to reduce carbon emissions from existing home equipment and buildings, including monthly feedback and information campaigns 3, 107
State govts. should promote strategies to reduce carbon emissions from existing home equipment and buildings, including monthly feedback and information campaigns 3, 107
State govts. should promote teleworking and telecommuting 13, 339
State govts. should promote uptake of energy-efficient buildings including energy audits and energy rating systems 3, 106
State govts. should reduce barriers to NETs while avoiding unwarranted environmental risks 29, 767
State govts. should reduce GHGs through speed limits and enforcement 13, 366
State govts. should remove barriers to double-stacking of rail containers 15, 414
State govts. should require companies to consider possiblity that investments will be stranded 24, 644
State govts. should require farm owners to comply with climate-friendly practices to receive tax benefits 30, 810
State govts. should require local truck fleets to increase use of lower emitting vehicles 15, 422
State govts. should require reporting of carbon performance information on energy projects wherever they can 6, 177
State govts. should require reporting of carbon performance information on energy projects wherever they can 6, 177
State govts. should require that any contracts related to bioenergy utilization meet decarbonization criteria 25, 668
State govts. should restrict use of HFCs in building efficiency programs 34, 913
State govts. should restrict vehicle idling, particularly heavy duty diesl vehicles 32, 866
State govts. should restrict vehicle idling, particularly heavy duty diesl vehicles 32, 866
State govts. should send better price signals regarding the cost of driving, including higher motor fuel taxes 13, 337
State govts. should spend more infrastructure spending in existing communities 13, 347
State govts. should support technology finance through green bonds 5, 141
State govts. should use eco-labels to inform consumers 8, 210
State govts. should use funding and regulations to incentivize EV charging in residential spaces 14, 368
State govts. should use LC performance accounting in energy efficiency programs 34, 913
State govts. should use more transportation funding to provide meaningful alterantive to driving 13, 344
State govts. should use tax policy to discourage agricultural emissions, and increase sequestration 30, 794
State govts. should work other actors to implement incentives like the investment tax credit to promote technological advancement 5, 138
State govts. should work toward 100% renewable energy for their needs 19, 507
State govts. using LCRs should demonstrate they were the only way to meet the policy objectives 8, 205
State laws that contain LCRs should meet national treatment requirements under GATT Article III 8, 205
State Legislature Chess Moves
State legislatures should encourage local governments to take initiative in building clean energy infrastructure, especially if this allows them to draw on tax-free financing options. 23, 611
State regulators could consider more flexible cost recovery tools that account for technological change and changing constricution costs 23, 611
State should condition tax reductions for agriculture on more climate-friendly practices, with stricter requirements for larger farms 30, 810
State should require utility planners to include a carbon adder for planning 24, 630
State tovts. could work with business to identify and propose new technologies for GPG testing 34, 913
State utility commissions should encourage local governments to take initiative in building clean energy infrastructure. 23, 611
State utility commissions should encourage local governments to take initiative in building clean energy infrastructure. 23, 611
States able to do so could use NET removal of CO2 as BACT for regulating other pollutants 29, 769
States and regions should establish green banks or similar SFOs 6, 180
States can adopt methane emissions reduction measures 33, 885
States can consider streamling environmental requirements for forest management and biomass energy production 31, 837
States can encourage CHP technologies through incentive programs and energy efficiency resources 9, 254
States can fund R&D on distribution network and smart grid developments 20, 542
States can join forces to tighten coal plan regulation 24, 633
States can promote CCS through CO2 emissions restrictions on new coal and gas units 28, 736
States can voluntarily implement HDV inspection and maintenance programs 15, 405
States chould provide economic payments to bioenergy feedstock producers to sequester more carbon 25, 664
States could adopt CA's deposit and recycling program to reduce HFC emissions from mobile air conditioning 34, 910
States could adopt liability exemptions for renewable energy projects on contaminated lands 18, 476
States could adopt stricted regulations for cooling water systems 24, 632
States could adopt virtual net metering to allow customers to receive utility bill credits from off-site generation systems 5, 146
States could allow community solar systems to sell electricity to multiple consumers via PPAs 5, 146
States could allow generators to offset their CO2 emissions through their NETs somewhere else 29, 769
States could ban new coal-fired generators, and ban or limit natural gas additions 24, 626
States could ban or limit coal mining and oil and gas production 24, 644
States could collaborate regionally to facilitate expansion of the CO2 pipeline network 28, 738
States could collaborate to create LC based climate performance standards for consumer appliances with no federal standars 34, 913
States could create transmission corridor districts to increase land0wner buy-in 20, 545
States could eliminate non-waste forms of biomass as RPS resources 25, 669
States could eliminate utility "right of first refusal" for new transmission lines 20, 543
States could enter interstate compacts for regional signing authorities to approve interstate transmission lines 20, 541
States could extent existing laws to cover more materials, products, and waste categories including demolition waste 7, 193
States could fund anaerobic digester projects 33, 893
States could impose the same requirements on venting and flaring biogas from wastewater treatment as apply to its use in electricity production 33, 900
States could incentivize gas capture from wastewater treatment facilities 33, 900
States could require utilities to enter into PPA for purchasing biogas and biogas electricity, and funding for utility interconnections 33, 894
States could required diesel vehicle retrofit project to go beyond EPA requirements 15, 405
States could trigger provisions that respond to changes in CA's underlying standards 32, 861
States could trigger provisions that respond to changes in CA's underlying standards 32, 861
States could use funding from utility tariffs to encourage materially efficient firms to relocate 12, 325
States govts. should consider carbon removal technologies as a way to attaain RPS targets 29, 768
States govts. should maximize the efficiency of infrastructure through systems management and intelligent transport systems 13, 336
States restricting new coal-fired generation could adopt more stringent limitations including on a life-cycle basis 24, 626
States should add GHG assessments to transport planning to advance decarbonization 13, 335
States should add N2O to list of covered GHGs in any emissions reduction programs 35, 937
States should address geothermal and district heading in their plumbing and electric codes 19, 520
States should address liability issue for car-sharing 13, 341
States should adopt a "fix it first" approach to existing infrastructure 13, 336
States should adopt an ambitious energy efficiency resource standard 9, 241
States should adopt and enforce latest model energy code 9, 250
States should adopt CA's emissions standards, and justify such action locally 32, 861
States should adopt CA's emissions standards, and justify such action locally 32, 861
States should adopt disclosure requirements for data center energy and carbon performance 9, 253
States should adopt federal efficiency standards in the event that federal standards are repealed 9, 244
States should adopt GHG emission requirements for in-use locomotives 15, 411
States should adopt laws to review and approve large-scale renewable energy projects 18, 481
States should adopt more ambitious goals as well as intermediate targets and timetables 7, 193
States should adopt necessary standards for all distributed PV installations 19, 499
States should adopt or enforce rules relating to safe disposal of coal ash by utilities 24, 632
States should adopt or expand net metering programs based on decarbonization attributes of different technologies 23, 610
States should adopt policies requiring reporting on carbon performane of grid-generating assets 6, 178
States should adopt policies requiring reporting on carbon performane of grid-generating assets 6, 178
States should adopt policies to prevent forestland conversion to crops or biofuels, increase ag soil sequestration, and protect watersheds from conversation 25, 661
States should adopt policies to promote data center efficiency 9, 253
States should adopt policies to retrofit and electrify their existing buildings 11, 293;
States should adopt program to encourage companies to employ strategic environmental management practices 9, 253
States should adopt RPS and feed-in tariffs if they haven't 5, 131
States should adopt rules like CA's to encourage renewables projects on disturbed agricultural land 18, 476
States should adopt stricter repair requirements for renewable gas pipelines 26, 689
States should align utility business models with energy efficiency, and provide strong incentives for energy-efficiency performance 9, 219
States should allocate more funding to supporting diesel retrofits and replacements 32, 869
States should allocate more funding to supporting diesel retrofits and replacements 32, 869
States should allow commercial energy uses to participate in wholesale demand responds programs, including through aggregators 20, 543
States should allow customers and local suplier to own and operate generation and distribution 6, 159
States should allow schools to give preference to climate friendly agricultural products 30, 821
States should allow utilities to recover prudent energy-efficiency program costs 9, 241
States should allow utility commissioners and other officials to talk to other agencies and states as part of regional discussions 23, 612
States should analyze how to make fossil fuel workers and regions "whole," and encourage "shared prosperity" to unite community members 24, 641
States should assess the benefits of a comprehensive renewable energy plan 5, 145
States should ban food waste in landfils, using VT's University Recycling Law as a model 30, 819
States should close the loopholders created by grandfathering under the CAA if EPA does not 32, 874
States should close the loopholders created by grandfathering under the CAA if EPA does not 32, 874
States should consider a rebate model to facilitate the use of new technologies in the consumer sector 5, 139
States should consider an RPS for natural gas 26, 680
States should consider approval of low-carbon investment revenue streams to support technologies like CCS 23, 611
States should consider changes to the traditional utility business model, eg New York's Reforming the Energy Vision 9, 242
States should consider electronics repurposing and recycling 7, 195
States should consider imposing N2O standards for power plants and nitric acid production facilities 35, 937
States should consider incentivize to encourage TNCs to use ZEVs 13, 341
States should consider including pumped storage hydro as transmission assets as an alternative to new transmission lines 22, 596
States should consider performance-based ratemaking designs that include incentives for superior energy efficiency performance 9, 242
States should consider policies to regulate, preserve, and expand forest lands 25, 660
States should consider programs like Texas' "competitive renewable energy zones" to expand transmission infrastructure 5, 146
States should consider programs to encourage energy efficiency equpment through tax policy, financial incentives, labeling, and financing 9, 243, States should consider energy-efficiency financing program, e.g. PACE and on-bill financiing programs 9, 243
States should consider seeking waivers to EPCA to establish more stringent state standards 9, 244
States should consider special purpose development distributs or land assembly districts as an alternative to transmission eminent domain 20, 544
States should consider special siting councils for renewable energy projects 18, 481
States should consider taking actions like RGGI and AB32 to actually reduce emissions 24, 628
States should considering implementing a low carbon fuel standard 27, 703
States should create an Office of Energy that align policies aimed at decarbonization 23, 611
States should deploy comprehensive woodstove replacement programs, including for low-income access 32, 876
States should deploy comprehensive woodstove replacement programs, including for low-income access 32, 876
States should design emissions trading programs to achieve significant environmental justice co-benefits 12, 326
States should designate a single agency for all renewable gas permitting 26, 682
States should designate high-occupancy vehicle lanes 13, 340
States should develop "cash for clunker" programs to accelerate turnover of less efficient appliances 9, 239
States should develop building codes that are stricter than federal minimums, and be able to justify the federal preemption 9, 243
States should develop policies to promote more efficient light bulbs 9, 251
States should develop state carbon standards and policies to advance clean energy policies 9, 240
States should develop transportation plans to achieve zero emission transport systems 32, 867
States should eliminate interconnection feeds or individual contracts 19, 503
States should enable customers owning a portion of a community energy project to reduce their billing for the property where they consume electricity 6, 159
States should enact building mandates for ZNE buildings 19, 500
States should enact indirect source rules to limit how stationary sources attract and encourage mobile source emissions 32, 867
States should enact procurement rules to ansure energy-efficiency shipping 17, 457
States should encourage biodiesel production 27, 703
States should encourage service providers and workplaces to install charging stations 14, 369
States should encourage utilities to partner with local generation aggregations 6, 159
States should engage with stakeholders to address concerns regarding CO2 pipelines 28, 738
States should ensure that all utility customers have access to the same energy audit program 11, 296
States should ensure that all vehicles, particularly older diesel vehicles, undergo regular emissions testing 32, 867
States should ensure that communiities can act as aggregators of energy and energy services 6, 182
States should ensure that communities can purchase or generate energy for its citizens 6, 182
States should ensure that communities have access to aggregate information from utilities about their energy use 6, 182
States should ensure that communities have access to aggregate information from utilities about their energy use 6, 182
States should ensure that energy customer can purchase energy through local group or community arrangements 6, 182
States should ensure that energy customers can generate and manage energy behind the meter 6, 182
States should ensure that energy customers can purchase clean energy from local energy provideers 6, 182
States should ensure that energy customers have access to information about energy use and services collected by utilities 6, 182
States should ensure that energy customers have access to information about energy use and services collected by utilities 6, 182
States should ensure that energy customers have grid access on a nondiscriminatory basis to wholesale energy and energy services 6, 182
States should establish "green banks" to provide more capital to clean energy projects, including retrofits 9, 243
States should establish energy-efficiency standards that are not preempted by EPCA 9, 244
States should evaluate power projects based on systemwide costs and benefits, and favor comparing social costs and benefits 23, 610
States should expand ability of grid-edge resources to receive fair and predictable compensation 6, 160
States should expand programs aimed at GHG mitigation or sequestration from forestry and agriculture sectors 25, 633
States should expand RPS to become a clean energy standard by including CCS 28, 725
States should experiment with incentives to encourage off-peak charging 14, 372
States should explore expanding tax incentives for carbon-friendly practices 30, 810
States should explore the VMT tax option 13, 338
States should facilitate residential charging infrastructure 14, 368
States should find ways to support energy storage in ratepayer recovery rules or other means 20, 543
States should focus HDV grant programs to rapidly expand access to zero and near-zero emission technologies 15, 404
States should formulate GHG standards on shipping, with or without approvals 17, 457
States should fully value nuclear energy generation, including consideration of zero emissions credit programs 21, 557
States should fund public infrastructure projects to support battery and fuel cell HDVs 15, 394
States should fund technical assistance for "complete streets" programs to make them more inviting to cyclists and pedestrians 13, 346
States should implement actions (as in CA) so that grid-edge ownership structures can be intergated with utility planning 6, 164
States should implement energy efficiency programs to achieve annual savings of 2% of load and increase that over time 9, 243
States should incentivize black carbon reductions through mechanisms in low-income and minority communities 32, 871
States should incentivize freight carriers to invest in next-generation HDVs 15, 406
States should incentivize giving customers the information they need to make better choices, e.g. decoupling, smart metering, and others 23, 611
States should incentivize multiunit dwellings to add access to electric outlets in parking areas 14, 368
States should incentivize private investment in CCS through private activity bonds 28, 728
States should include in RPS mandates distributed solar energy, micrgrids, and other systems 19, 496
States should include LCA based sustainability requirements for biomass in RPS 25, 667
States should incorporate international decarbonization labeling standards into legislation 8, 211
States should increase use of congestion pricing 13, 338
States should insist that utility resource plans reflect a reasonable schedule for ramping down fossil fuel use 24, 623
States should integrate a suite of energy efficiency policies based on measures of all kinds 0, 219
States should integrate offset programs to preserve forests into climate related policies 25, 664
States should join DOE efforts to promote efficient lighting 9, 250
States should limit GHG emissions related to power generation 24, 626
States should meet EPA emissions guidelines through SIPs, regional solutions, or a federal backstop, 12, 312
States should offer income tax credits for new or retrofitted AFCs 14, 375
States should participate in the development of appliance energy-efficiency standards in Canada 9, 244
States should partner with EPA and others to fund replacing older HDVs 15, 400
States should preempt or prohibit all local permitting for solar installations 19, 498
States should prepare to backstop EPA efforts to weaken federal emissions standareds 32, 858
States should prioritize support for low-carbon agricultural products via all government bodies 30, 821
States should prohibit officials and local governments from banning or excessively delaying renewable energy projects 18, 482
States should promote integration of distributed renewable energy, storage, and smart grids 20, 543
States should require building owners to electrify if federal law does not do so 11, 296
States should require employers to reduce single-occupancy trips by employees 13, 340
States should require transportation plans to establish GHG emissions and VMT consistent with goals 13, 335
States should require utility regulator to consider decarbonization in all policy decisions 23, 611
States should review all aviation taxes and charges to assess adequacy in light of aviation's climate impacts 16, 432
States should review all aviation taxes and charges to assess adequacy in light of aviation's climate impacts 16, 432
States should revise building and energy codes to provide developers with a head start on LEED certification 10, 274
States should set PURPA avoided costs based on future systemwide marginal costs, including social costs assocated with deep decarbonization 23, 610
States should structure decarbonization labeling schemes to not discriminate against foreign imports 8, 211
States should survey lands suitable for renewable energy projects 18, 476
States should take opportunities to ensure goods are shipped to reduce GHG emissions 17, 457
States should tells PUCs not to approve PPAs that restrict sale of curtailable electricity 26, 684
States should use BACT definition to push replacement of dirty fuels with cleaner fuels 32, 874
States should use policy powers under SIPs to further regulate fine PM emissions from stationary sources 32, 874
States should voluntarily adopte more stringent coal ash rules 24, 632
States should work collaboratively to ensure that their laws change when CA revises its standards 32, 861
States should work regionally to preserve natural carbon sinks 25, 662
States should work with agricultural producers to maximize the revenue potential of anaerobic digestion 33, 894
States with "little NEPA statutes" should make fossil fuel projects more expensive or lead to their rejection 24, 634
States with offshore wind should promptly act upon project applications 18, 475
Statesd should promote programs to provide incentives for efficient lighting 9, 251
Subnational govts. could include materials and solid waste management reductions in carbon markets 7, 194

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