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Report, A Role for State Attorneys General in a Just Transition

A 2022 report by the State Ener­gy & Envi­ron­men­tal Impact Cen­ter and the State and Local Enforce­ment Project at the Har­vard Labor and Work­life Pro­gram con­sid­ers how state attor­neys gen­er­al (AGs) can help ensure that the shift to renew­able ener­gy sup­ports com­mu­ni­ties and leads to good cli­mate jobs. The report pro­vides insight into the role of AGs, high­lights recent AG enforce­ment of work­ers’ rights and envi­ron­men­tal pro­tec­tion, and offers addi­tion­al ideas for what state attor­neys gen­er­al can do in rela­tion to a just transition.

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