Inclusive Economics | Research and Strategy for an Inclusive Green Economy

DEEP DECARBONIZATION JOBS IN COLORADO
Distributional employment impacts and recommendations for job quality and economic inclusion

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DEEP DECARBONIZATION JOBS IN NEW MEXICO
Distributional employment impacts and recommendations for job quality and economic inclusion

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DEEP DECARBONIZATION JOBS IN NEVADA
Distributional employment impacts and recommendations for job quality and economic inclusion

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HIGH-ROAD WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT
A how-to guide and workbook for city climate action to create good quality jobs and access for workers historically excluded from career-track employment.

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LOS ANGELES BUILDING DECARBONIZATION
Community Concerns, Employment Impacts, and Opportunities

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THE LINK BETWEEN GOOD JOBS AND A LOW-CARBON FUTURE
Job quality is the key to building broad support from organized labor for climate policy action

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