Report Are efficient vehicles affordable for low-income Californians, and are these vehicles readily available on California’s auto market? Our conclusion: robust minimum efficiency standards are key to maximizing the benefits of EFMP vehicle replacement, and more than enough affordable vehicles are available on California’s auto market to make such standards reasonable.

As California focuses in on new, high-tech, best-in-class transportation strategies, it risks leaving behind an important subset of households and communities who could most benefit from the transition to a cleaner, cheaper, and more sustainable transportation future.

Report In this special series, Next Generation researcher Robert Collier digs deep into the myths surrounding California's Monterey Shale oil & finds the truth about the physical danger, carbon emissions, and jobs potential.

Issue Brief This white paper analyzes the possible uses of the billions of dollars generated by Proposition 39 for clean energy projects in California.

Infographic An inforgraphic about the presence and potential of solar energy in California.

Report This vision of America's energy future lays out a region-by-region plan for non-fossil-fuel-driven economic development in the U.S.

Report Green jobs represent huge opportunity for the next generation if our education system can keep up with the changing demands of new industry: strong science, math, and engineering skills.