Cities are expected to contribute to climate mitigation by providing effective climate policy
actions in a multilevel governance context. Yet, it is unclear what we actually know about the …

Stabilizing climate change well below 2° C and towards 1.5° C requires comprehensive
mitigation of all greenhouse gases (GHG), including both CO2 and non-CO2 GHG …

As recognized by the Paris Climate Agreement of the United Nations Framework Convention
on Climate Change (UNFCCC), local and subnational regions are crucial actors to achieve …

Public attitudes toward climate change influence climate and energy policies and guide
individual mitigation and adaptation behaviors. Over the last decade, as scientific certainty …

Large–scale electric vehicle adoption can greatly reduce emissions from vehicle tailpipes.
However, analysts have cautioned that it can come with increased indirect emissions from …

Localized carbon reduction strategies are especially critical in states and regions that lack
top-down climate leadership. This paper illustrates the use of coupled systems in …

Traditionally, analysis of the costs of cutting greenhouse gas emissions has assumed that
governments would implement idealized, optimal policies such as uniform economy-wide …

This study innovatively divided consumption-based CO 2 emissions of developed countries
into domestic and foreign components using an environmentally extended multi-regional …

Bending the curve of biodiversity loss is a key priority for humanity and requires urgent
action 1. The rapid loss of biological diversity threatens human lives, livelihoods and well …

Demand response (DR) is a crucial component of power systems that can offer operating
reserves by utilizing flexible loads on the demand side. With the development of …