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Paige Curtis

  • Digital Communications Manager, Center for Climate and Energy Solutions
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An Opportunity to Advance a Just Transition in Asia

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By Paige Curtis
| Center for Climate and Energy Solutions (C2ES)
A just clean energy transition is broadly understood as the process of placing people, workers, and communities at the center of the shift to affordable and modern energy systems. Since May 2025, Kinetic Coalition has collaborated with partners to develop a proof of concept for a new asset class of high integrity “energy transition credits” (ETCs) to support early coal plant retirement and renewable energy development.
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Building Resilience as Wildfires Worsen: Five Federal Policy Goals

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By Paige Curtis
| Center for Climate and Energy Solutions (C2ES)
2025 is shaping up to be a historic year for climate impacts, with large wildfires raging and blowing smoke across the United States and the world. Smoke from one of Canada’s worst wildfire seasons in history has blanketed the Midwest and the East Coast and is only expected to worsen. Against this backdrop, the case for building resilience to these fires couldn’t be stronger, and the solutions and goals below must be deployed to better protect communities.
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Amid a hot and smoky Pacific Northwest summer, communities seek innovative and collaborative solutions to build resilience

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By Paige Curtis
| Center for Climate and Energy Solutions (C2ES)
Against this backdrop of escalating climate risk, C2ES recently traveled to Seattle, Washington to kick off the second regional Climate Resilient Communities Accelerator. The first in-person convening of the South-Central Puget Sound Accelerator focused on extreme heat and wildfire smoke impacts in the region. Both of these climate hazards are emerging threats to the region, and the week of the event, Seattle and Western Washington faced their hottest day of the summer thus far.
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