Energy & Climate - Research & Publications - by publication
Sightline's research on Cascadia's energy system--sorted by publication type.
Here's a catalog of Sightline's research--including books, reports, and articles--on energy use, efficiency, and climate solutions.
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02/28/2005
Article by Sightline
Current Thinking - Vigilant Efficiency
The Northwest's energy system, long among the region's greatest strengths, has become one of its greatest security vulnerabilities. A lone terrorist could bring the Northwest's economy to its knees for days; an organized band could make it weeks or months. -
07/15/2005
Article by Sightline
Stop rewarding the guzzlers
Canada's plans for reducing its emissions of greenhouse gases under the Kyoto Protocol remain two bits short of a loonie. But one word buried deep in the recent federal budget holds the key to realizing Canada's climate promise: "feebates." -
06/27/2007
Backgrounder
Backgrounder: Who's Leading on Climate Policy in the Northwest?
A look at how the Northwest's climate strategies stack up by region. -
08/01/2004
Backgrounder
Air travel heats up the planet
An analysis of the environmental impacts of air travel, and which forms of transportation use less fuel. -
04/03/2008
Backgrounder
Analysis: Increases in greenhouse-gas emissions from highway-widening projects (pdf)
Sightline researchers do the math on whether adding lanes adds greenhouse gas emissions--it does. -
03/10/2005
Book
Cascadia Scorecard 2005
A concise update on how Cascadia ranks in seven key trends, with a focus on one of the most critical issues facing the region: energy. -
09/01/1997
Book
Over Our Heads
An examination of climate change from a Northwest perspective, revealing the far-reaching effects it will have on our everyday lives and what we can do reduce the region's contribution. -
06/12/2008
Fact sheet
2007 Energy Indicator - At a Glance
Sightline's top findings on the efficiency of Cascadia's energy system. -
04/27/2008
Fact sheet
Green-Collar Jobs: Path out of poverty?
“Green-collar jobs”—a term that refers to manual-labor jobs in rapidly growing green industries–has the potential to speed progress on two deeply rooted problems at once: to reduce our society’s impact on the planet, while lifting people out of poverty. -
02/22/2007
Fact sheet
Sightline Does the Math on the Seattle Viaduct
Sightline research director Clark Williams-Derry analyzes the Seattle viaduct debate and comes to a few simple conclusions. -
09/19/2007
Page
Put the 2008 Energy Counter on Your Website!
Download a state version of Sightline's energy counter, or the whole thing, for your website or blog! The energy counter is a real-time tally of money sent out of the region to pay for oil and gas. -
06/21/2007
Page
What You Can Do About Climate in Cascadia
Here are personal choices you can make and ways you can urge your state or province to do the right thing on climate. -
01/10/2008
Page
Sightline's Climate Policy Project
Our latest primers, fact sheets, and graphics on how to craft fair, effective climate policy for the Northwest and western states.
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