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Quarterly Research Reviews

Every quarter, Aspen Global Change Institute staff and partners write reviews on scientific articles recently published on the underlying rationale for swift global decarbonization. These reviews may highlight new science about climate change impacts, or emerging knowledge about policies and technologies to make this transition feasible.

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Getting Near Zero: Emissions Paths and Energy Technologies

July 2016 Quarterly Research Review
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India's Pathways to Meeting its Renewable Energy Goals
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Published Date:
July 15, 2016
Related AGCI Library Item:
Widespread Wind/Solar Electricity (80% Renewables for CONUS)
Renewable Energy Sources: Current and Projected Comparative Costs and Potential for Rapid Scaling Up
Terrestrial Solar, Wind, OEC, and Geothermal Energy: How Much? How Soon? How Expensive? And How to Distribute it?
Market Structure and Policy Implications from the Renewable Energy Futures Study
Concentrating Solar Power – Opportunities and Challenges for Large-Scale Deployment
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India's Pathways to Meeting its Renewable Energy Goals

July 2016 Quarterly Research Review
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Regional Impacts of Climate Change are Incongruous with Responsibility
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Published Date:
March 15, 2016
Related AGCI Library Item:
Who is Responsible for Climate Change?
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Regional Impacts of Climate Change are Incongruous with Responsibility

March 2016 Quarterly Research Review
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Advances in Solar Energy

March 2016 Quarterly Research Review
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The Unprecedented Speed [and Cost] of Sea Level Rise
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Published Date:
March 15, 2016
Related AGCI Library Item:
Cultural Perceptions of Climate Change & Sea Level Rise Adaptation Strategies in Maryland and North Carolina
Global Warming & Rising Sea Level: Beachfront in Kansas?
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The Unprecedented Speed [and Cost] of Sea Level Rise

March 2016 Quarterly Research Review
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December 2015 Quarterly Research Review
In this quarterly Research Review we examine the following global change topics: THE CALIFORNIA DROUGHT AND CLIMATE CHANGE, and THE CHANGE IN DISCOURSE BEFORE COP21 IN PARIS.

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Published Date:
December 15, 2015
Related AGCI Library Item:
Drought and Water in the West
Anasazi, Droughts and Forest Fires: Cautionary Tales Told by Tree Rings
Compliance with International Environmental Agreements
The Global Change Issue: Science, Policy, and Prospects
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December 2015 Quarterly Research Review

In this quarterly Research Review we examine the following global change topics: THE CALIFORNIA DROUGHT AND CLIMATE CHANGE, and THE CHANGE IN DISCOURSE BEFORE COP21 IN PARIS.
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September 2015 Quarterly Research Review
In this AGCI Quarterly Research Review we examine the following global change topics: ANALOGS OF OUR FUTURE: SEA LEVEL RISE OF ~6 METERS, DIVERSITY IN DRIVERS OF INTERNATIONAL CLIMATE CHANGE AWARENESS & RISK PERCEPTION, and SUCCESSES AND CHALLENGES OF OCEAN ACIDIFICATION LEGISLATION

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Published Date:
September 15, 2015
Related AGCI Library Item:
Global Warming & Rising Sea Level: Beachfront in Kansas?
Cultural Perceptions of Climate Change & Sea Level Rise Adaptation Strategies in Maryland and North Carolina
Prospects for Marine Ecosystems with Acidification, and Increased Ocean Temperature
Walter Orr Roberts Memorial Public Lecture: Coral Reefs and Climate Change
Addressing Climate Risks in Support of Development
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September 2015 Quarterly Research Review

In this AGCI Quarterly Research Review we examine the following global change topics: ANALOGS OF OUR FUTURE: SEA LEVEL RISE OF ~6 METERS, DIVERSITY IN DRIVERS OF INTERNATIONAL CLIMATE CHANGE AWARENESS & RISK PERCEPTION, and SUCCESSES AND CHALLENGES OF OCEAN ACIDIFICATION LEGISLATION
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March 2015 Quarterly Research Review
In this quarterly Research Review we examine the following global change topics: The Psychology of Sustainable Transitions, Plotting Future Socioeconomic Scenarios, Natural Gas versus Coal: Comparing Climate Benefits Over Time, and Timing of Benefit from Avoided CO2 Emissions.

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Published Date:
March 15, 2015
Related AGCI Library Item:
Impact of Carbon Cycle Uncertainties on Socioeconomics
State of Scenarios
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March 2015 Quarterly Research Review

In this quarterly Research Review we examine the following global change topics: The Psychology of Sustainable Transitions, Plotting Future Socioeconomic Scenarios, Natural Gas versus Coal: Comparing Climate Benefits Over Time, and Timing of Benefit from Avoided CO2 Emissions.
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December 2014 Quarterly Research Review
In this quarterly Research Review we examine the following global change topics: Technological Innovation: Promise and Pitfalls of BECCS, Advances in Observations: Tracking Methane Emissions from Space, and Policy Perspective: Loss and Damage from Climate Change.

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Published Date:
December 15, 2014
Related AGCI Library Item:
Ethical Assessment of the Long-Term Damages of Cimate Change
The Global Change Issue: Science, Policy, and Prospects
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December 2014 Quarterly Research Review

In this quarterly Research Review we examine the following global change topics: Technological Innovation: Promise and Pitfalls of BECCS, Advances in Observations: Tracking Methane Emissions from Space, and Policy Perspective: Loss and Damage from Climate Change.

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