Report: U.S. Can Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions by 80 Percent

Abby L. Harvey
GHG Monitor
12/4/2015
It is technically feasible, in four unique scenarios, for the United States to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions 80 percent below 1990 levels by 2050, according to the latest Deep Decarbonization Project U.S. Pathways report.…

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Report: U.S. Can Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions by 80 Percent

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