Deep carbon reductions in California require electrification and integration across economic sectors
Max Wei(Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory), Daniel M. Kammen(Johns Hopkins University), Michael M. Ting(Columbia University), Josiah Johnston(University of California, Berkeley), Jeffery B. Greenblatt(Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory), Chris Jones(The Open University), Christopher Yang(California Institute of Technology), J.H. Nelson(University of Utah), James E. McMahon(Human Longevity (United States)), Ana Mileva(University of California, Berkeley)
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