Overview
Explore the critical transitions necessary for a carbon-neutral future in Arizona through this impactful keynote address by Clark Miller, a distinguished researcher in science, technology, and globalization. Delve into Arizona's unique opportunities and challenges in leading energy and carbon transitions, examining the economic impact of carbon, current emissions state, and the planned closure of coal-fired power plants. Investigate the role of transportation and natural gas in emissions, the growth of electric vehicle adoption, and the multiple benefits of achieving carbon neutrality, including climate protection, economic growth, financial savings, and improved public health. Consider future design choices for clean energy deployment, economic and social implications of the transition, and technological options for addressing industrial emissions. Engage with the importance of community involvement and supportive policies in driving the clean energy transition, and reflect on the critical role of students and young professionals in shaping Arizona's sustainable energy future.
Syllabus
Energy Transitions Keynote: Clark Miller on Carbon Leadership for a Thriving Arizona
Taught by
US Energy