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Earth Day
Network (EDN)
Redefining Progress has partnered with Earth Day Network on
The Ecological Footprint Quiz and works with EDN to promote
awareness of the impacts of individual choices on the environment.
The
Green Office
To promote sustainability in the workplace, Redefining
Progress developed the Office Footprint Calculator with TheGreenOffice.com.
The
Ocean Project
Redefining Progress worked with The Ocean Project to publicize
the Fishprint of Nations 2006 report and disseminate our Fishprint
methodology to ocean advocates worldwide.
Sea
Around Us Project, University of British Columbia
Redefining Progress and the Sea Around Us Project worked together
to develop new data sources and methods for evaluating the
Ecological Fishprint of capture fisheries.
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Climate Policy
Blue
Green Alliance
Redefining Progress provided analytic support to the fledgling
Blue Green Working Group, which has since evolved into the
Blue Green Alliance, and continues to provide them with studies
of the wage and employment impacts of climate policies.
California
Air Resources Board
Redefining Progress produced Climate Change in California:
Health, Economic, and Equity Impacts (2006), a massive analysis
of the impact of climate change on the economy of California
and the health and well-being of its citizens.
California
Tax Reform Association (CTRA)
CTRA and Redefining Progress work closely to ensure that the
California Global Warming Solutions Act is not implemented
in a way that is harmful to citizens.
Center
for Tax and Budget Accountability
We have worked with the Center to address budget concerns
in Illinois through environmental charges, and to craft legislation
on behalf of a bipartisan coalition of legislators for climate
action.
Congressional
Black Caucus Foundation, Inc. (CBCF)
Under contract with the CBCF a year before Katrina, our groundbreaking
assessment of the impact of climate change and climate policy
on African-Americans predicted that warming-induced tropical
storms would have a disproportionate impact on African Americans.
The Environmental
and Energy Study Institute
Redefining Progress works with EESI to help educate lawmakers
and others on climate policy options.
Environmental
Entrepreneurs (E2)
Redefining Progress works with E2 to promote smart climate
policy solutions at the state and national level.
The
Environmental Law Institute
Redefining Progress is working with ELI and others to
help organize advocates for civil rights, environmental justice,
and working families to identify the critical elements of
climate policy design for their constituencies and to help
formulate a coordinated campaign to promote fair and effective
policy options.
Fiscal
Policy Institute
We worked closely with the Fiscal Policy Institute on
analysis in support of auctioning greenhouse emission allowances
under the Regional Greenhouse gas initiative, and in our successful
effort to ensure that the state adopted auction of those permits
as a policy.
Fresh
Energy
We have worked with Fresh Energy (formerly Minnesotans
for an Energy-Efficient Economy) for more than a decade to
craft market-based climate policies for the state of Minnesota.
International
Energy Agency
Redefining Progress has provided consulting services to
the International Energy Agency on national modeling of U.S.
climate policy and on preserving the competitiveness of energy-intensive
industries under a carbon tax or tradable permit system.
Japan
Center for a Sustainable Environment and Society (JACSES)
Redefining Progress has worked in collaboration with JACSES
to support market-based approaches to climate policy in Japan
and the United States.
The National
Hispanic Environmental Council (NHEC)
Redefining Progress is working with NHEC and others to reach
out to new constituencies in the fight against climate change
and to educate lawmakers about responsible climate policy
options.
The National
Wildlife Federation (NWF)
Redefining Progress is working with NWF and others to help
organize advocates for civil rights, environmental justice,
and working families to identify the critical elements of
climate policy design for their constituencies and to help
formulate a coordinated campaign to promote fair and effective
policy options.
Former
California Assemblywoman Fran Pavley
Redefining Progress proposed and created the architecture
of the California’s Global Warming Solutions Act of
2006, AB 32, the first legislation to establish a mandatory
state cap on global warming pollution.
Tellus Institute
We worked with the Tellus Institute’s technology experts
in preparing our macroeconomic analysis of the McCain-Lieberman
bill and of a comprehensive climate plan for the United States.
U.S.
Climate Action Network (USCAN)
Redefining Progress helps USCAN and its members by providing
economic, justice, and analytical insights on climate policy
options.
The Utility
Reform Network (TURN)
Redefining Progress works with TURN to design and promote
pro-consumer climate policies in California.
Union of
Concerned Scientists (UCS)
Redefining Progress has worked closely with the UCS on economic
and policy analysis of national and state climate action plans.
We partnered with UCS in a campaign to promote a “Smarter,
Cleaner, Stronger” energy policy. We work with UCS regularly
to advance smart climate policy options on the state, regional,
and national levels.
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Environmental
Justice and Climate Change Initiative (EJCC)
Redefining Progress is a member organization of the EJCC,
along with the following organizations:
Environmental Action (WE ACT)
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Sustainable
Economics
Campaign
for Bay Area Localization
Redefining Progress serves on a steering committee to
localize the Bay Area economy with the following organizations:
Business
Alliance for Local Living Economies (BALLE)
Bay
Localize
Center
for Sustainable Economy
International
Forum on Globalization
Friends of
the Earth
For more than a decade Redefining Progress has provided
economic analysis used by the Friends of the Earth to promote
polluter-pays approaches to environmental policy, both nationally
and in a number of states.
Get
America Working
Redefining Progress, Get America Working, and SEEN develop
proposals to help make the tax system more equitable and to
promote energy independence.
Labor Institute
Redefining Progress worked closely with the Labor Institute
in designing a series of “train the trainer” workshops
for union action on climate change.
Michigan
Environmental Council
Redefining Progress works with the Michigan Environmental
Council to design market-based incentives for environmental
progress and policies to preserve jobs in the auto industry
by producing cleaner cars.
National Environmental
Trust (NET)
Redefining Progress did an analysis and provided congressional
testimony on the economic benefit that the United States would
have enjoyed under higher energy prices, had we adopted tighter
fuel efficiency standards. We are working with NET and
others to reach out to new constituencies in the fight against
climate change and to educate lawmakers about responsible
climate policy options.
Natural Resources
Defense Council (NRDC)
Redefining Progress has worked closely with NRDC on the McCain-Lieberman
global warming bill in California and on the Regional Greenhouse
Gas Initiative. We also partnered with NRDC in a campaign
to promote a “Smarter, Cleaner, Stronger” energy
policy.
“Smarter, Cleaner, Stronger”
Campaign
Redefining Progress works together with these organizations
in a campaign to promote a “Smarter, Cleaner, Stronger”
energy policy:
Natural Resources
Defense Council (NRDC)
Service
Employees International Union (SEIU)
Union
of Concerned Scientists (UCS)
UNITE
HERE
United Steelworkers
of America
Sustainable
Earth Initiative (SEI)
Redefining Progress is working with SEI to develop a sustainability
plan for the Sonoma County Water Agency and model the economic
benefits of green infrastructure investments.
Sustainable
Energy and Economy Network (SEEN)
Redefining Progress, SEEN, and Get America Working develop
proposals that make the tax system more equitable and to promote
energy independence.
Sierra
Club
Redefining Progress has a long history of providing economic
analysis relating to energy and global warming policy for
the Sierra Club, ranging from testifying on the economics
of increased automotive fuel efficiency (CAFE) standards to
developing and analyzing full-scale climate plans for the
entire economy.
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