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  • This guide introduces the Energy Policy Simulator (EPS), a tool developed by Energy Innovation to model the impact of various energy policies on state-level carbon emissions, financial outcomes, and health impacts through 2050.

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    Themes: decarbonizationenergy policygreenhouse gas emissionsclimate modeling
    Energy Innovation

    Document type: Guide

  • The CRiSTAL Food Security 2.0 User’s Manual describes a decision-support tool designed for local government staff and development practitioners to assess and strengthen the climate resilience of community-level food systems. The tool uses a conceptual 'spinwheel' framework to analyze five dimensions of food security—utilization, access, availability, supporting resources, and supporting organizations—and guides users through a process of risk screening, resilience analysis, and the selection of SMART indicators to monitor progress over time.

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    Themes: climate resiliencefood securityadaptationrisk screeningfood systems
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    vulnerability assessment
    International Institute for Sustainable Development

    Document type: Guide

  • The document is a user guide for the Green Resources and Energy Analysis Tool (GREAT), an application framework based on the Long-range Energy Alternatives Planning (LEAP) software. Developed by the China Energy Program at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, GREAT is specifically designed for energy policy analysis and emission assessments at the provincial and municipal levels in China.

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    Themes: energy transitiongreenhouse gas emissionsenergy policyclimate change mitigation
    Stockholm Environment Institute

    Document type: Guide

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