Green New Deal: How much does fixing climate change cost the US?

A real-world argument with numbers you can check for yourself.

Saul GriffithApril 29, 2019energy, Green New Deal, Decarbonization, Climate, Climate Finance, Saul Griffith

The Case for Ambitious Energy R&D in the U.S.

You need consistent long term funding at much much higher levels than you have today if you want the US to have the world-class bench in energy technology.

Patti LordMarch 7, 2019Saul Griffith, Energy Infastructure, ARPA-E

The Green New Deal: The enormous opportunity in shooting for the moon.

Decarbonizing with massive electrification will bring about a new American abundance.

Patti LordFebruary 20, 2019Green New Deal, Energy Infastructure, Saul Griffith, Decarbonization

The Corporate Average Fuel Economy Standards

The current administration's plan to eliminate the CAFE standards without a larger plan for American energy independence will not have desirable effects for America.

Patti LordMarch 24, 2017CAFE Standards, Transportation, March 2017, Saul Griffith

1,000 Cheeseburgers: A New Map of America’s Daily Energy Use

Every day the average American uses the same amount of energy that he or she would get from eating 1,000 cheeseburgers. That’s the equivalent of all Americans consuming 320 billion burgers worth of energy every 24 hours.

Patti LordAugust 4, 2016Video, Energy Infastructure, Saul Griffith