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Commentary: Oregon Must Take Action To Stay In The Race To Cut Emissions
EI's Shelley Wenzel explains Oregon has long been a climate leader, but now is not the time for policymakers to rest on their laurels if the state is meet its greenhouse gas reduction goals.
Putting Humans Into Climate Models
This research review explains new studies that demonstrate how incorporating social systems into climate models is important for creating realistic climate forecasts and making informed policy decisions.
Most Electric Vehicles Are Cheaper Off the Lot Than Gas Cars From Day One
New research finds that in most states, new electric vehicles (EVs) are cheaper to own than gasoline-powered vehicles from the day they are driven off the lot on a monthly basis, even if the sticker price is higher. These savings are contingent on extending the existing federal EV tax credit; if EV incentives currently proposed in Congress are included then EVs become cheaper in nearly every instance, opening up ownership for all Americans looking to purchase a new car.
Study: EVs Are Cheaper To Own In Many States
EI's research finds electric vehicles are cheaper to own the day they're driven off the lot in many states.