What are the impacts of repealing energy policies? How would reversing IRA incentives, EPA methane standards + tailpipe rules affect pollution, health & the US economy? 📊 You can now model it all by state or nationally using the Energy Policy Simulator: rmi.org/energy-policy-…

Colorado just updated landfill methane standards that will reduce pollution, keep communities healthier, and bring economic benefits to the state. 💨 🩺 💰 See how it got here – and which states could be next. rmi.org/the-domino-eff…

The Energy Policy Simulator can model hundreds of state and national energy policies – and now it can model the repeal of those policies as well. Dive in to find out the economic, health, emissions + other impacts of policy rollbacks 👇 rmi.org/energy-policy-…

🏙️ What do Minneapolis, MN, Denver, CO, and San Jose, CA have in common? They’re seeing traffic decline even as population rises. Why? They all benefit from innovative state policy that prioritizes abundant transportation choices. Learn more 👇 rmi.org/the-domino-eff…

What do you do with the site of a former Sherwin-Williams warehouse that burned in a fire almost 40 years ago? ☀️ You put solar panels on it. This project in #DaytonOH will help power a water treatment plant and reduce City operating costs: cityrenewables.org/story/dayton-o…

Minnesota is driving forward the conversation about increasing transportation choices, inspiring other states to join the race to unlock traffic reduction, cost savings, health benefits, and the economic opportunities of abundant transportation options. bit.ly/4kbrbUT

There’s a #DominoEffect of landfill methane policy happening across the US: as states set standards that reduce air pollution + increase health & economic benefits, others are following in their footsteps + bringing the same benefits to their communities. rmi.org/the-domino-eff…

America’s traffic problem isn’t inevitable – it’s a choice. But some states are choosing to prioritize affordable, accessible transportation options instead, and it’s making a difference. 🚲 🚉 🛴 Now, other states are looking to follow their lead: rmi.org/the-domino-eff…

Solar panels can reduce operating costs for cities – just ask the City of Dayton, Ohio, which is set to save $3.75 million over 30 years from a solar project on a brownfield site. 💰 This comes out to $125k/year, with bill savings by year 4. Learn more: cityrenewables.org/story/dayton-o…

States like CO, CA, & MN are bringing economic, health, + other benefits to their constituents through abundant transportation choices. How did these innovative policies come about, and which states could be next to pass them? rmi.org/the-domino-eff…

Dayton, OH’s solar project will bring massive benefits, including: ⚡️ Powering 38% of the City’s water treatment plant’s electricity 💰 Saving $125k/year 🌿 Preserving green space by siting the project on a contaminated brownfield site Learn more: cityrenewables.org/story/dayton-o…

🚗 🚕 🚙 The data doesn’t lie - adding more highway lanes doesn’t reduce congestion. However, prioritizing transit, active transport, and walkable communities does. See the health, economic, and other benefits of expanding transportation choices here: rmi.org/the-domino-eff…

As organic waste such as food scraps and yard clippings decomposes in landfills, it generates methane, a powerful greenhouse gas. One way to slash emissions is to divert organic waste from landfills with composting programs: bit.ly/3EXcTbR

RMI’s Green Upgrade Calculator helps home contractors, residential energy program implementers, and policy advisors more accurately estimate the cost, energy, and environmental benefits of clean residential technologies. Check out the latest version: bit.ly/43Lrtvk

US state decision makers can use RMI’s Electricity Action Framework and Menu for States to create a tailored set of actions and pathways that promote a reliable, affordable, and clean electricity network for their constituents. bit.ly/3T95Yzu

As energy costs continue to rise, millions of Americans are struggling to afford the energy necessary for basic household tasks. RMI’s new tool evaluates the policies state public utility commissions can implement to address energy poverty: bit.ly/4kFI22V