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Quarterly Research Reviews

Every quarter, the Aspen Global Change Institute writes a Research Review on select scientific articles recently published on groundbreaking topics of global change research. We publish an archive of these summaries below for educational purposes, each with accompanying links to related AGCI talks and publications. Enjoy!

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Developing Low-Emission Technologies for the Chemical Industry: A perspective from within the industry
by Brigitta Huckestein (BASF)

June 2019 Quarterly Research Review - Guest Perspective

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Published Date:
June 30, 2019
Related AGCI Library Item:
Opportunities in Chemical Manufacturing to Reduce Emissions
An Industry Perspective on Global Change Issues
Industry Sector Decarbonization
Achieving 2 Degree C, What More Can We Do in Industry?
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Developing Low-Emission Technologies for the Chemical Industry: A perspective from within the industry

by Brigitta Huckestein (BASF)

June 2019 Quarterly Research Review - Guest Perspective
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Sharing Our Hopes, Fears, and Solutions to Solve Climate Change While Creating a Better Society: The Deep Decarbonization Pathways Design Framework
by Chris Bataille (IDDRI.org)

June 2019 Quarterly Research Review

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Published Date:
June 30, 2019
Related AGCI Library Item:
Generic technology and policy options for net-zero greenhouse gas emissions heavy industry
Technical Innovation for Industrial Decarbonization
Sky: Decarbonizing the Industrial Sector
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Sharing Our Hopes, Fears, and Solutions to Solve Climate Change While Creating a Better Society: The Deep Decarbonization Pathways Design Framework

by Chris Bataille (IDDRI.org)

June 2019 Quarterly Research Review
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Sea level rise: The past as an indicator of the future
by John Katzenberger

March 2019 Quarterly Research Review

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Published Date:
March 15, 2019
Related AGCI Library Item:
Sea Level Rise Projections
Global Warming & Rising Sea Level: Beachfront in Kansas?
Cultural Perceptions of Climate Change & Sea Level Rise Adaptation Strategies in Maryland and North Carolina
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Sea level rise: The past as an indicator of the future

by John Katzenberger

March 2019 Quarterly Research Review
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Self-Driving Vehicles and the Environment
By guest authors Morteza Taiebat and Ming Xu, University of Michigan

March 2019 Quarterly Research Review

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Published Date:
March 15, 2019
Related AGCI Library Item:
Grid-Integrated Electric Vehicles: Enough Storage for Scale Variable Generation
Fueling Transportation in the 21st Century
Capacity and Energy Requirements for a Low-Carbon Transportation System (Non-Electrifiable Transportation Demand: Ships, Aircraft, Long-Distance Trucks)
Vehicle to Grid (V2G)
Transportation (Life Cycle Analysis of Electric vs. Gas)
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Self-Driving Vehicles and the Environment

By guest authors Morteza Taiebat and Ming Xu, University of Michigan

March 2019 Quarterly Research Review
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The role of managed retreat in adapting to sea level rise
By guest authors Katharine J. Mach and Miyuki Hino, Stanford University

December 2018 Quarterly Research Review

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Published Date:
December 15, 2018
Related AGCI Library Item:
Sea Level Rise Projections
Global Warming & Rising Sea Level: Beachfront in Kansas?
Cultural Perceptions of Climate Change & Sea Level Rise Adaptation Strategies in Maryland and North Carolina
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The role of managed retreat in adapting to sea level rise

By guest authors Katharine J. Mach and Miyuki Hino, Stanford University

December 2018 Quarterly Research Review
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Improving risk assessment of extreme events across past, present, and future
December 2018 Quarterly Research Review

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Published Date:
December 15, 2018
Related AGCI Library Item:
Walter Orr Roberts Memorial Public Lecture: From Droughts to Floods & Back Again? Learning and Adapting in an Uncertain Climate
Review of Data Changes in Extreme Events
An Extreme Climate Event in Nepal and its Implications for a Climate Change Regime
A 50-Year Strugle with Extremes: Observations about Some Key Issued Involving Data, Analysis, Proofs, and Outlooks
Evaluation of Insurance Data and What it Can Tell Us About Extremes
Temperature and Precipitation Extremes
Regional Variations in Extreme Temperature and Precipitation Trends in the US
Climate Change, Extremes and Adaptive Management: The Colorado River
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Improving risk assessment of extreme events across past, present, and future

December 2018 Quarterly Research Review
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What nature’s feedbacks and tipping points portend for our future
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Published Date:
September 15, 2018
Related AGCI Library Item:
Global Biogeochemical Cycles: Feedbacks and Climate Change
Potential Feedbacks and Interactions between Biogeochemical Cycles and Climate with Emphasis on Methane
Biophysical Feedback on the Regional Climate System: Abstract
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What nature’s feedbacks and tipping points portend for our future

September 2018 Quarterly Research Review
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What do we know about wildfire attribution and climate change?
September 2018 Quarterly Research Review

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Published Date:
September 15, 2018
Related AGCI Library Item:
The Carbon Implications of Western Forest Health and Wildfire Conditions
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What do we know about wildfire attribution and climate change?

September 2018 Quarterly Research Review
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Alternative Pathways and Actions to Achieve a 1.5°C Future
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Published Date:
June 29, 2018
Related AGCI Library Item:
Ice-Free Arctic Projections Under 1.5 and 2.0°C Stabilized Warming
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Alternative Pathways and Actions to Achieve a 1.5°C Future

June 2018 Quarterly Research Review
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Clean Energy and a Stable Climate: Progress and Challenges from 1998- 2018

June 2018 Quarterly Research Review

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