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Green Innovation Index

The Green Innovation Index is a new report by Next 10 that analyzes key economic and environmental indicators to help us better understand the role green innovation plays in reducing greenhouse gas emissions that cause global warming while growing our economy.

Brand New Report

California Climate Risk and Response provides for the first time a comprehensive examination of the economic impacts of climate change and adaptation in California. In conducting this multi-sector assessment, we compile the most recent available science on climate damage, assess its economic implications, and examine alternative strategies for adaptation.

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Press Releases

July 23, 2008. As Budget Stalemate Wears on-- Voters Can Set Their Own Priorities
June 23, 2008. Powerful Voter Support for State Global Warming Policies New Poll Shows Innovation Key; 83% Willing to Make Personal Changes
California Voters and Global Warming – Key Findings from a Statewide Voter Survey - Memo
California Voters and Global Warming – Key Findings from a Statewide Voter Survey - Presentation
June 19, 2008. Rossmoor: California Budget Challenge presentation to the League of Women Voters
March 25, 2008. California Voters Set Budget Priorities Using
Interactive Internet Game -- Next 10 Launches 2008 "California Budget
Challenge"
November 14, 2007. Californians Spend Less on Electricity, Save Billions More than Rest of Country Due to Green Innovation CA Inventors Win 44 Percent of All U.S. Solar, 37 Percent Wind Patents New Index Tracks VC Green Tech Investment, Patents, Job Growth
November 9, 2007. Californians see global warming as a serious threat to the state's overall quality of life. Strong belief that action is required. Optimism that greenhouse gases can be reduced while at the same time creating jobs and expanding the economy.
May 7, 2007. Online Tool Gives Californians a Voice in the State Budget Battle: Next 10's "California Budget Challenge" Sunshines Back Room Political Process.
May 7, 2007. Innovative Online Game Engages CA Students in State Budget Process.
October 20, 2006. "Focus on Infrastructure" at NextTen.org: New Non-Partisan Source Gives Voters the Nuts and Bolts On Infrastructure Needs, Ballot Issues.
May 15, 2006. The $100 Billion Question: Next 10 Challenges All Californians to Take the "California Budget Challenge.
April 5, 2005. New Nonpartisan Group Challenges 10,000 Californians to Create Their Own State Budget by May 5.