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LPDD Model State Electric Vehicle Rebate Legislation

June 11, 2020

The LPDD team is proud to announce the release of model state electric vehicle rebate legislation, available here. From the introductory memorandum to the model law: “To reduce the United States’ greenhouse gas emissions by at least 80% from 1990 levels by 2050 will require… deployment of approximately 300 million alternative fuel vehicles, which for the … Read More

LPDD Model State Healthy Soils Legislation

June 6, 2020

The LPDD team is proud to announce the release of model Healthy Soils legislation for states, available here. Healthy Soils (HS) legislation is aimed at reducing greenhouse gas emissions in the agricultural sector and increasing the amount of carbon stored in agricultural soils.  Other benefits include enhancing the economic vitality of farms and ranches, making farms … Read More

LPDD Model Law on Designation of Parking Spaces for Electric Vehicles and Installation of Electric Charging Devices

June 2, 2020

We’re proud to announce the release of another LPDD Model Law drafted by our pro bono legal team on the designation of parking spaces for electric vehicles and installation of electric charging devices, which you can find here. From the introductory memorandum to the model law: To reduce the United States’ greenhouse gas emissions by … Read More

LPDD Model Law on EV Charging Stations in Common Interest Developments

May 15, 2020

We’re proud to announce the release of the first LPDD Model Law drafted by our pro bono legal team on the installation of electric vehicle charging stations in common interest developments, which you can find here. From the introductory memorandum to the model law: Electric vehicle owners rely primarily on charging their vehicles at home … Read More

Welcome to the LPDD Website

April 11, 2020

We created this Legal Pathways to Deep Decarbonization (LPDD) website to help accelerate a sustainable U.S. transition to net zero greenhouse gas emissions.  This website provides more than a thousand resources, including enacted and model laws, for reducing U.S. greenhouse gas emissions at the federal, state, and local levels, and in private governance.  By providing … Read More

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