[8/19/2009]
I am a California resident and climate policy activist with a particular interest in California’s legislative policy related to climate change. My advocacy activities have focused recently on California’s AB 32 legislation and the Waxman-Markey climate bill.
Recent writings:
“Preserving Additionality of Complementary GHG-Reduction Actions Under Waxman-Markey” (June 16, 2009)
http://ssrn.com/abstract=1421947
“A Decarbonization Strategy for the Electricity Sector: New-Source Subsidies” (July 22, 2009)
http://ssrn.com/abstract=1427106
“The Role of Policy Logic in U.S. Climate Legislation” (July 23, 2009)
http://ssrn.com/abstract=1437741
I have provided comments, testimony, and technical analysis for the following groups and activities (search for “Johnson”):
Western Environmental Law Center — Waxman-Markey, AB 32 Implementation
Comments for CARB’s Economic Allocation and Advisory Committee, July 1, 2009 meeting
Comments on Design Elements of the Cap-and-Trade Program (March 23, 2009)
Comments and recommendations for AB 32 Proposed Scoping Plan (Scoping Plan - #39, #346, CEQA Evaluation - #1)
Comments and recommendations for AB 32 Draft Scoping Plan (Program Design - #19 , General Comments - #234, Transportation - #64, Measure Documentation Supplement - #2 )
AB 32 Economic Analysis Technical Stakeholder Work Group Meetings
AB 32 Program Design Technical Stakeholder Work Group Meetings
AB 32 Input Solicitation
California Public Utilities Commission
I have also published several peer-reviewed papers relating to climate policy:
Johnson, K., 2006. Refunded emission taxes: A resolution to the cap-versus-tax dilemma for greenhouse gas regulation. Energy Policy 35 (5), 3115-3118. Available online 30 November 2006.
Johnson, K., 2007. California’s greenhouse gas law, Assembly Bill 1493: Deficiencies, alternatives, and implications for regulatory climate policy. Energy Policy 35 (1), 362-372. Available online 18 January 2006.
Johnson, K., 2006. Feebates: An effective regulatory instrument for cost-constrained environmental policy. Energy Policy 34 (18), 3965-3976. Available online 8 November 2005.
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