Climate Regulation

“Climate policy conflict in the U.S. states: a critical review and way forward“

Joshua A. Basseches, Rebecca Bromley‑Trujillo, Maxwell T. Boykoff, Trevor Culhane, Galen Hall, Noel Healy, David J. Hess, David Hsu, Rachel M. Krause, Harland Prechel, J. Timmons Roberts, Jennie C. Stephens. 2022. “Climate policy conflict in the U.S. states: a critical review and way forward,” Climatic Change, 170(3-4).

Who’s controlling our energy future? Industry and environmental representation on United States public utility commissions

J Heern - Energy Research & Social Science, 2023

Partisanship and the Environmental Policy Decisions of Public Utility Commissions and Implications for Climate Change

J Heern - 2022

Who delays climate action? Interest groups and coalitions in state legislative struggles in the United States

T Culhane, G Hall, JT Roberts

Energy Research & Social Science 79, 102114

63. Hall, Galen, Trevor Culhane and J. Timmons Roberts. 2021. “Who’s Delaying Climate Action in Massachusetts? Twelve Findings.” CSSN Research Report 2021:1, January 2021.

64. Trevor Culhane, Galen Hall, and J. Timmons Roberts. 2021. Who’s Influencing Connecticut Climate and Clean Energy Politics? Five Questions.” CSSN Research Report 2021:3. CSSN.org.

Faster and steeper is feasible: Modeling deeper decarbonization in a Northeastern US State

JT Roberts, J Veysey, D Traver, B Gross, B Cotler - Energy Research & Social Science, 2021

Garth, Ann and J. Timmons Roberts. “Economic Framing Dominates Climate Policy Reporting: A Fifty-State Analysis.” Climatic Change. (2022).

53. Veysey, Jason, J. Timmons Roberts, Daniel Traver*, Brett Cotler*, Benjamin Gross* and Angie Kim*. “Deeper Decarbonization in the Ocean State: The 2019 Rhode Island Greenhouse Gas Reduction Study.” Stockholm Environment Institute and Brown University Climate and Development Lab. Research Report. 2019.