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Lawrence Susskind

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MIT Professor,Mediator, Vice-chair Program on Negotiation at Harvard Law School
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Respecting Tribal Rights and Right to Consultation: A Key Source of Opposition to Renewable Energy Projects in the United States

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By Lawrence Susskind, Jungwoo Chun
| T&D World Verified
Many believe that with the US Congress commitment to reduce greenhouse gas pollution by at least 50 percent by 2030, and the cost to produce green energy becoming less expensive, electric utility companies are well on their way to helping achieve these net-zero goals. But 53 renewable energy project delays and cancellations, between 2005 and 2022, account for almost 4600 MW in potentially lost generating capacity.
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The best books to heal America’s dying democracy

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By TAYLOR DOTSON, Katherine Cramer, Robert B. Talisse, Lawrence Susskind
| Shepherd
This is a book about our American divides by Zachary Elwood, host of the psychology podcast People Who Read People. Learn more about this book and its author at www.American-Anger.com. "I can’t think of anyone I’ve seen who better practices what they preach, who better lives their ideals about depolarization. His book has an earnest, vulnerable, plainspoken style which parallels his speaking style in his podcast.
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Building local capacity to adapt to climate change

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By Lawrence Susskind
| Taylor & Francis Online
Introduction Imagine a coastal city that has faced increasingly damaging floods attributable to climate change. Homes, businesses, and critical infrastructure have been damaged repeatedly. The most recent flood submerged the city’s water treatment plant (located in a low-lying, flood-prone area). The Main Street commercial area was also seriously inundated. What should the city authorities do now? Should they rebuild the damaged infrastructure?
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