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Crude oil barrel

Effect of subsidies to fossil fuel companies on United States crude oil production

Dark water

Integrating water supply constraints into irrigated agricultural simulations of California

City street

How does local economic development in cities affect global GHG emissions?

Woman working constructions

Improving gender inclusion in SEI’s capacity building work

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Lake Turkana Wind Power

The new climate economy has the momentum to withstand U.S. withdrawal

Steps leading up to at building at the campus at Tufts

SEI and Tufts celebrate a decade of collaboration with Nexus Symposium

A light rail train in an urban area.

Using carbon tax revenues to help attain climate goals: insights for Washington State from existing programs

Columbia river

Valuation of fish production services in river basins: a case study of the Columbia River

Docked oil rigs

Final Obama administration analysis shows expanding oil supply increases CO2

A black oil pump extracting oil from the ground, with some beige-coloured pumps in the background.

Effect of government subsidies for upstream oil infrastructure on U.S. oil production and global CO₂ emissions

Oil pump jacks in Eddy County, NM, on the Permian Field

How would eliminating subsidies to the U.S. oil industry affect potential oil production and CO2 emissions?

Arctic landscape with clear skies overhead and cracked ice on the water

Obama’s Arctic oil ban advances key climate test

Outer space

Responses of human health and vegetation exposure metrics to changes in ozone concentration distributions in the European Union, United States, and China

Oil rigs off the coast of Galveston, Texas.

New U.S. offshore drilling would undermine climate targets, create ‘carbon lock-in’ and stranded asset risks

The Maersk Developer drills an exploratory well into Statoil’s Martin prospect in the Gulf of Mexico.

Making future U.S. offshore oil leasing more consistent with climate goals