/r/climatepolicy

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Proposed climate policies range from common sense to the absurd. This subreddit is about discussing all sorts of climate related policies and the effectiveness of each.

This subreddit is about climate related policies, either proposed or existing. This is a broad topic and includes everything from carbon taxes to energy policy (including subsidies) to new technologies to geoengineering. There is no presupposition that any policy is inherently superior. This is a good place to discuss the merits of each policy.

This subreddit is not about maligning political parties or politicians because of their positions on climate. Comments or submissions of that sort will be silently deleted.

/r/climatepolicy

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How to create a structure dealing with carbon credit trade ?

I had a very good Idea about how to artificially inflate the price of carbon credits to create huge incentives for businesses and I wanted to create a structure around that. Does anyone know how to find people in the field who could hep with this ?

Thanks !

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2024/03/14
18:57 UTC

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Alberta’s moratorium on renewable energy ends. Now what?

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2024/02/29
14:32 UTC

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Anyone Work in Climate and Environmental Policy? What's it like?

Hi all!

I currently work as a meteorologist for the National Weather Service, but I'm finding that as time goes on, my interests lie moreso in the long-term weather world, in the world of climate change. I have started to think about going back to school for a masters degree or a certificate program in climate policy or a related field of some sort that has to do with climate change. My major was in Atmospheric Science, and my minor is Climate Science and Policy. Most of the government jobs I've seen posted seem to require a masters degree of some sort, hence why I'm thinking of going back despite having a minor in the very subject. I was curious if anyone here works in a field related to climate policy. If anyone does, how do you like it, what do you do, where do you work, anything I should know?

I'm just starting to explore this as an option, so I don't even fully know what to ask, but I figured that would be a good starting point. Thanks for any help!

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2024/02/23
19:48 UTC

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[Podcast] Interrogating Degrowth - In Plain English

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2024/02/09
17:50 UTC

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An IEA report says by 2025, renewable energy, mainly from solar power, is expected to produce more electricity than coal—link to the article in the chat.

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2024/01/25
14:06 UTC

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