The Carbon and Resiliency Implications of State Policy

[Slides] The Climate and Resiliency Implications of State Policy – Zachary Schofield, REMI

[Recording] The Carbon and Resiliency Implications of State Policy – Zachary Schofield, REMI

Decision makers are pressured to evaluate climate resiliency implications of policies.

REMI Associate I Zachary Schofield will be hosting “The Carbon and Resiliency Implications of State Policy,” our upcoming webinar presentation on Wednesday, June 16 from 2:00 to 3:00 p.m. (ET) that will analyze the carbon and resilience impacts of climate on regional, state and local policy changes.

Climate sustainability and economic growth requires state agencies to quantify the total effects of policy changes to fully consider and mitigate potential impacts. This discussion will explore how dynamic modeling can be applied in the evaluation of climate effects related to economic and fiscal resilience.

Tax Policy and Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion – Katy Koon and Haozheyi Guan, REMI (slides)

[Slides] Tax Policy and DEI – Katy Koon & Haozheyi Guan, REMI

State departments of revenue and other agencies are being called upon to evaluate the total distribution impacts of tax policy. In particular, stakeholders are concerned about the diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) implications of federal, state, and local tax policy.

During this presentation, we will demonstrate how economic modeling helps capture the dynamic economic and fiscal effects of policy changes using REMI Tax-PI/SEI, the only widely available software with these capabilities.


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