The Roosevelt Project
The Roosevelt Project was launched in 2020 out of the MIT Center for Energy and Environmental Policy Research to provide an analytical basis for charting a path to a low carbon economy in a way that promotes high quality job growth, minimizes worker and community dislocation, and harnesses the benefits of energy technologies for regional economic development.
The first phase of The Roosevelt Paper is the commission of 9 individual Working Papers on crosscutting topics related to this transition. They can be found below.
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The Roosevelt Project: A New Deal for Employment, Energy, and Environment by Ernest J. Moniz and Michael J. Kearney
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Social Impacts of Energy Transition by Jason W. Beckfield, D. A. Evrad, Robert J. Sampson, and Mary C. Waters
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Energy and Manufacturing in the United States by David Foster, Sade Nabahe, and Benny Siu Hon Ng
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Building the Energy Infrastructure Necessary for Deep Decarbonization throughout the United States by David Hsu and Darryle Ulama
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Just Institutions for Deep Decarbonization? Essential Lessons from 20th Century Regional Economic and Industrial Transitions in the United States by Daniel Gallagher and Amy Glasmeier
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Assessing the Role of Public Policy in Industrial Transitions: How Distinct Regional Contexts Inform Comprehensive Planning by Nina Peluso, Michael Kearney, and Richard Lester
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Energy Workforce Development in the 21st Century by David Foster, Sade Nabahe, and Benny Siu Hon Ng
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Distributed Effects of Climate Policy: A Machine Learning Approach by Tomas Green and Christopher R. Knittel
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Public Attitudes on Energy and the Climate by Stephen Ansolabehere, Elizabeth Thom, and Dustin Tingley
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Fostering Innovative Growth in Regions Exposed to Low Carbon Transition by Valerie J. Karplus, Michael Kearney, and Sohum Pawar
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