Resource Type: Lab-sponsored
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Laredo Climate Cohort: Youth Rising for Climate Action on the Border
October 1, 2025
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Community Action to Redirect Public Funds for Clean Energy Investments
October 1, 2025
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E-Bike Program Toolkit
October 1, 2025
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Offshore Wind and Community Benefits Agreements in Salem
October 1, 2025
Salem Alliance for the Environment is a volunteer organization fighting the climate crisis and working for a sustainable future for Salem, MA. This resource documents the development of Offshore Wind and a Community Benefits Agreements (CBA) in Salem.
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Sunset Park Solar – Lessons Learned from NYC's First Community-Led Solar Park
October 1, 2025
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Building the People's Plan: How Grassroots Power Shaped Climate Policy in Interior Alaska
October 1, 2025
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Accelerate Climate Action with Behavior Change [Climate Week 2025]
September 23, 2025
How do we accelerate climate action? This session provides you with the skills to motivate the public to accelerate climate action and reduce climate health risk. The goal of our virtual master class is to boost your outreach skills and accelerate climate action, using evidence-based behavioral science. This trans-disciplinary training includes short talks, exercises, and discussion. Expected outcomes are increased understanding of how to effectively apply behavior change to climate outreach. The presentations focus on the behavior science tools of Social norms, Social identify, Efficacy, Legacy motivation, and Framing for different audiences. View slides here.
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Battery Energy Storage System Survey Report
August 18, 2025
From our July 2025 study with The Alliance for Climate Transition (ACT), we found that residents in the US Northeast have little familiarity with Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS), but are intrigued by the technology when it is framed around improved electricity reliability and lower utility bills. However, those perceptions are endangered by concerns that BESS may endanger their homes or entail high upfront installation costs.