Net-zero emissions energy systems
Steven J. Davis(University of California, Irvine), Ken Caldeira(Carnegie Institution for Science), Martin I. Hoffert(New York University), D. J. Arent(IMEC), Inês L. Azevedo(Carnegie Mellon University), Paulina Jaramillo(Carnegie Mellon University), Nathan S. Lewis(California Institute of Technology), Christopher B. Field(SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory), Daniel L. Sanchez(Carnegie Institution for Science), Daniel Sperling(University of Haifa), Jack Brouwer(Energy Institute), Thomas H. Bradley(Georgia Institute of Technology), Chi-Jen Yang, Per F. Peterson(University of California, Berkeley), Bri‐Mathias Hodge(University of Colorado Boulder), Klaus S. Lackner(Arizona State University), Katharine J. Mach(University of Miami), C. Clack(Clean Energy (United States)), Paul S. Fennell(Imperial College London), Sally M. Benson(Environmental and Water Resources Engineering), Jessika E. Trancik(Santa Fe Institute), Joseph Stagner(Stanford University), Yet‐Ming Chiang(Massachusetts Institute of Technology), Michael D. Mastrandrea(Carnegie Institution for Science), Stephen J. Doig(Rocky Mountain Institute), Eric Ingersoll(Lucid Technologies (United States)), Jae Edmonds(Joint Global Change Research Institute), Bryan Hannegan(College of the Holy Cross), Sonia Aggarwal(Energy Foundation), Matthew R. Shaner(Peregrine Power (United States)), Armond Cohen(Clean Air Task Force), Joan M. Ogden(University of California, Davis)
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