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Multi-Sector Approach to Reducing Greenhouse Gas Emissions in the Metropolitan Washington Region Final Technical Report

Jan 31, 2016

Summary

The Final Technical Report of the COG Multi-Sector Working Group (MSWG), which was created to identify promising strategies with the greatest potential to help the region achieve ambitious long-term greenhouse gas emissions-reduction goals. The report provides context for GHG emissions in the region and potential GHG reductions that might be achieved through regional policy actions. It describes the process used to identify feasible strategies, the methods used for analysis, and the results of the multisector regional strategy analysis.

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Climate Change Greenhouse Gas Multi-Sector Working Group

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Multi-Sector Working Group Long-Range Plan Task Force