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Reports - Carbon Solutions New England (CSNE)

• Wake, C, C Skoglund, R. Pisa , and S. Doll (2012) New Hampshire’s Energy, Environmental, and Economic Development Benchmark Report.  NH Energy and Climate Collaborative.  <Full Report>   <Executive Summary>
  
  
• Magnusson M and CP Wake (2012)  Greenhouse Gas Emissions Reduction Fund – Year 2 (July 2010 – June 2011) Evaluation.  Carbon Solutions New England Report.  <Full Report>
  
  
• Magnusson M and CP Wake (2011)  Greenhouse Gas Emissions Reduction Fund – Year 1 (July 2009 – June 2010) Evaluation.  Carbon Solutions New England Report.  <Full Report>
  
  
• Wake, CP and M Stampone (2012) PSNH Report on Climate Patterns in the Granite State over the past Century Falls Short. <Paper>
  • Original PSNH Report titled “What’s Changed”
    
    
• Wake CP, E Burakowski, E Kelsey, K  Hayhoe, A Stoner, C Watson, E Douglas (2011) Climate Change in the Piscataqua/Great Bay Region: Past, Present, and Future.  Carbon Solutions New England Report for the Great Bay (New Hampshire) Stewards.  <Full Report>
  
  
• Wake CP, M Frades, M Magnusson, R Gittell, C Skoglund, J Morin, G Hurtt (2011) Collaborative and Transparent Production of Decision-Relevant Information for New Hampshire’s Climate Action Plan. The Northeastern Geographer 3, 1-21. <Paper>
  
  
• Burakowski, EA, R Braswell, CP Wake, J Bradbury, and D Brown (2010) Influence of NAO, ENSO, and AMO on Northeast US Winter Temperatures and Snow Cover: 1949-2005. Carbon Solutions New England Report. <Report>
  
  
• Hamilton L, B Keim and CP Wake (2010) Is New Hampshire’s climate warming?  Carsey Institute New England Policy Brief No. 4.  <Report>
  
  
• Spierre S and CP Wake (2010) Trends in Extreme Precipitation for the Northeast United States, 1948-2007. Carbon Solutions New England and Clean Air-Cool Planet Report. <Full Report> <Executive Summary>
  
  
• Wake C, E Burakowski, K Hayhoe, C  Watson, E Douglas, J Van Dorn, V Naik, C Keating (2009) Climate Change in the Casco Bay Watershed:  Past, Present, and Future.  Report for the Casco Bay Estuaries Project, University of Southern Maine. <Full Report>
  
  
• Cleaves SM, B Pasinella, J Andrews, CP Wake (2009) Climate action planning at the University of New Hampshire.  International Journal of Sustainability in Higher Education 10(3), 250 – 265.
  
  
• Magnusson M, M Frades, CP Wake, R Gittell (2009) Economic and Greenhouse Gas Impacts of the New 2009 Fuel Economy Standards in New England.  Carbon Solutions New England Report. <Full Report>
  
  
• New Hampshire Climate Change Policy Task Force (2009) The New Hampshire Climate Action Plan:  A Plan for New Hampshire’s Energy, Environmental, and Economic Development Future. Prepared by NH Department of Environmental Services. <Full Report>
  • Appendix 6: CSNE – Action Analysis Tables
  • Appendix 7: CSNE – Carbon Emissions and Economic Modeling Approach and Assumption
    • Appendix 7.1: Residential, Commercial, and Industrial Carbon Emissions and Economic Modeling
    • Appendix 7.2: Electricity Generation and Use Carbon Emissions and Economic Modeling
    • Appendix 7.3: Transportation and Land Use Carbon Emissions and Economic Modeling
    • Appendix 7.4: Agriculture, Forestry, and Waste Carbon Emissions and Economic Modeling
  • Appendix 8: CSNE – The Wood Biomass Wedge in New Hampshire
    
    
• Burakowski EA, CP Wake, B Braswell, DP Brown (2008) Trends in Wintertime Climate in the Northeast United States, 1965-2005.  Journal of Geophysical Research. 113, D20114, doi:10.1029/2008JD009870. <Paper>
  
  
• Burakowski EA, CP Wake (2008) The Changing Character of Winter Climate in the Northeast United States.  Clean Air-Cool Planet Report. <Report>
  
  
• Wake CP, P Frumhoff, J McCarthy, J Melillo, S Moser, and D Wuebbles (Eds)(2008) Special Issue: Assessment of Climate Change, Impacts, and Solutions in the Northeast United States. Mitigation and Adaptation Strategies for Global Change, 13(5-6), 419-660. <Journal>
  
  
• Hayhoe K, CP Wake, J Bradbury, T Huntington, L Luo, MD Swartz, J Sheffield, B Anderson, A DeGaetano, D Wolfe, E Wood (2007) Past and future changes in climate and hydrological indicators in the U.S. Northeast.  Climate Dynamics 28, 381–407.  doi: 10.1007/s00382-006-0187-8.<paper>
  
  
• Frumhoff PC, JJ McCarthy, JM Melillo, SC Moser, and DJ Wuebbles (2007) Confronting Climate Change in the U.S. Northeast:  Science, Impacts, and Solutions. Synthesis Report of the Northeast Climate Impacts Assessment (NECIA).  Cambridge, MA: Union of Concerned Scientists.
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• UCS (2006) Union of Concerned Scientists – Climate Change in the US Northeast.  A Report of the Northeast Climate Impacts Assessment. October.<Report>
  
  
• Wake CP, E Burakowski, L Goss (2006)  Winter Recreation and Climate Variability in New Hampshire:  1984-2006. Clean Air – Cool Planet Report.
  
  
• Wake CP, E Burakowski, G Lines, K McKenzie, T Huntington (2006) Cross Border Indicators of Climate Change over the Past Century. Climate Change Task Force, Gulf of Maine Council on the Marine Environment Report.
  
  
• Wake CP and A Markham (2005) Indicators of Climate Change in the Northeast.  Clean Air – Cool Planet Report. 
  

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