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Kevin J. Rennert holds a Ph.D. in atmospheric science from the University of Washington.

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Kevin J. Rennert holds a Ph.D. in atmospheric science from the University of Washington.

Also known as: Kevin J. Rennert

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Resources for the Future projects 1.83-gigaton power-sector emissions cut

A Resources for the Future research fellow and study co-author who explains the analysis’s limits.

31 October 2026

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Resources for the Future projects 1.83-gigaton power-sector emissions cut

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