North Carolinians, we want to hear from you! Join us and @uncce3 for public forums on possible carbon reduction policies as part of the state's #CleanEnergy Plan. Learn more and register at the links below. Sept. 9 ➡️ bit.ly/NCPowerSecForu… Sept. 16 ➡️ bit.ly/NCPowerSecForu…

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WEDNESDAY: North Carolinians, join Nicholas Institute and UNC Center for Climate, Energy, Enviro. & Econ. for the second public forum on potential carbon reduction policies for the #PowerSector as part of the state's #CleanEnergy Plan. Details and RSVP ➡️ bit.ly/NCPowerSecForu…

If you can't attend tomorrow, a video replay of last week's forum is available on our YouTube channel. Please note that the information presented in both sessions will be the same. Watch ➡️ youtu.be/Zws3dkeHNQI

Professor Jonas Monast's latest blog post for UNC Institute for the Environment on CE3's work helping inform our state’s policy responses to a changing climate: Evaluating North Carolina’s Options to Decarbonize N.C.’s Electricity Sector environmentblog.web.unc.edu/2020/11/evalua…

Join environmental insurance law expert Professor Don Hornstein for an update on the hundreds of business-interruption claims that have been filed amidst the COVID-19 pandemic.

Don't miss Professor Jonas Monast's "Clean Energy Policy in 2021: A State and Federal Update" and Professor Don Hornstein's "Environmental Law, Disaster Law, and President Biden's First Year" presentations next week! #FOLL2021 Jonas Monast

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The latest recording in our Natural Hazards Resilience Speakers Series features Don Hornstein of UNC School of Law discussing "Disaster Law/Disaster Insurance” youtu.be/sjmUXaFxx_A Carolina Planning

We conducted a year-long study of carbon reduction policies for the power sector. Our report evaluates different policies and offers options for decarbonizing the grid. Check it out:

In a new report, the Nicholas Institute and UNC Center for Climate, Energy, Enviro. & Econ. analyzed several policies that could meet the carbon reduction goal laid out in N.C. DEQ's Clean Energy plan. Read the report and key findings: bit.ly/NCCarbonPolicy #CleanEnergy #ncga #ncpol

ICYMI: Big changes to NC's power grid are enabling a shift to #CleanEnergy. A new Nicholas Institute/UNC Center for Climate, Energy, Enviro. & Econ. report analyzes carbon-reduction policies for the power sector and offers options to meet the goals of the state's Clean Energy Plan. Read more ➡️ bit.ly/NCCarbonPolicy

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🖋 A new generation of #CleanEnergy policies could help ensure that North Carolina's electricity system is cleaner, affordable, and reliable for decades to come, write UNC Center for Climate, Energy, Enviro. & Econ.'s Jonas Monast and our @KateKonschnik in @SEenergynews. #EnergyTwitter energynews.us/2021/03/25/com…

A year in the making, the Nicholas Institute/UNC Center for Climate, Energy, Enviro. & Econ. report analyzes policy options to meet the emissions goals for the power sector set in N.C. DEQ's #CleanEnergy Plan. #EnergyTwitter Read more ⬇️ nicholasinstitute.duke.edu/project/north-…

In our latest blog post, Carolina Planning student Rachael Wolff writes about the Speakers Series presentation from UNC School of Law’s Donald Hornstein and “the cost of flooding” coastalresilienceblog.web.unc.edu/2021/03/the-co…

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