Is the Bipartisan Infrastructure Bill a Suitable U.S. Climate Policy?

According to a new BU Institute for Sustainable Energy (ISE) publication by a team of authors led by Peter Fox-Penner, ISE Director, the answer is no. The authors assert that a complete national policy will have three critical ingredients: 1.) it will set clear national net-zero targets for all major regions and emitting sectors; 2.) […]

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New Report Calls for an Integrated National Strategy to Bolster U.S. Clean Manufacturing and Avert Climate Change

WASHINGTON D.C., June 21, 2021—Manufacturing may soon become the sector with the largest greenhouse gas emissions in the United States, yet national plans to achieve net-zero emissions have so far not focused on retooling manufacturing industries. A new report released today by the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation (ITIF), the Boston University Institute for Sustainable […]

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Boston University Launches Program to Improve Sustainable Investment Metrics and Processes

University Research Institutes and Questrom School of Business Team Up to Equip Investors with More Meaningful Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) Metrics to Measure Corporate Impact BOSTON—(September 16, 2020) In response to the rapid growth of impact investing as a mainstream asset management strategy, Boston University (BU) today announced the launch of the Impact Measurement […]

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