Debbie Weyl
@dkweyl.bsky.social
Working to improve the planet for people. US Deputy Director, World Resources Institute. All views my own.
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DOE has released its long-awaited study on LNG exports.
Key finding: In most scenarios, the amount of LNG that DOE has already approved is more than sufficient to meet global demand for decades to come.
www.energy.gov/articles/us-...
Key finding: In most scenarios, the amount of LNG that DOE has already approved is more than sufficient to meet global demand for decades to come.
www.energy.gov/articles/us-...
U.S. Department of Energy Completes LNG Study Update, Announces 60-Day Comment Period
The U.S. Department of Energy Completed an Update of the Studies that Inform its Public Interest Determination for LNG Export Applications to non-Free Trade Agreement Countries, a Requirement Authoriz...
www.energy.gov
December 17, 2024 at 9:53 PM
DOE has released its long-awaited study on LNG exports.
Key finding: In most scenarios, the amount of LNG that DOE has already approved is more than sufficient to meet global demand for decades to come.
www.energy.gov/articles/us-...
Key finding: In most scenarios, the amount of LNG that DOE has already approved is more than sufficient to meet global demand for decades to come.
www.energy.gov/articles/us-...
Reposted by Debbie Weyl
Feeling grateful for much this turkey weekend, especially these turkeys who keep me going (and, you know, tire me out). It’s always a boost to hear my first grader tell everyone who will listen that “mommy works to keep planet Earth safe!” 🔌💡
November 30, 2024 at 1:15 AM
Feeling grateful for much this turkey weekend, especially these turkeys who keep me going (and, you know, tire me out). It’s always a boost to hear my first grader tell everyone who will listen that “mommy works to keep planet Earth safe!” 🔌💡
I’m excited about this new research from our WRI team with @dataforprogress.org, and to continuing to deepen our partnerships and work on community benefits.
NEW RESEARCH: Detroit, Michigan’s Community Benefits Ordinance requires major new development projects to come with tangible benefits for nearby communities.
🏛️ We interviewed community members & city officials who were involved to learn where the law is working and where it falls short.👇
🏛️ We interviewed community members & city officials who were involved to learn where the law is working and where it falls short.👇
Detroit’s Community Benefits Ordinance: Lessons Learned About the Community Engagement Process and Its Outcomes
In 2016, Detroit adopted the first community benefits ordinance (CBO) in a major US city to secure benefits for local communities from “high-impact” development projects. The ordinance requires…
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November 30, 2024 at 1:00 AM
I’m excited about this new research from our WRI team with @dataforprogress.org, and to continuing to deepen our partnerships and work on community benefits.