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Transitioning to a 21st Century Energy System: A Moment of Great Peril, and Possibility, for New York State’s Energy Sector Workers

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IBEW JT White Paper July 2019.pdf (5.39 MB)
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Climate Jobs Institute
Author
Gould, Ross
Johnson, Lois
Redmond, Ellen
Skinner, Lara
Abstract

“Just Transition” is a broad concept that encompasses the idea that if society enacts laws that result in lost jobs and closed facilities, those workers and the host communities should be held harmless. Just Transition recognizes that support for environmental policies is conditioned on a fair distribution of the costs and benefits of those policies across the economy. Just Transition is not a prescriptive set of rigid policies to be applied rotely in every situation. Instead there are some generally agreed principles that must be followed in seeking to implement a Just Transition.

Date Issued
2019-07
Publisher
Climate Jobs Institute
Keywords
New York State
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energy sector
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International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
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climate jobs
Type
report
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