Which aspect of climate change does EPRI primarily address?

EPRI focuses on developing and promoting strategies for reducing greenhouse gas emissions within the power sector as a primary aspect of addressing climate change. This is crucial because the power sector is one of the largest sources of greenhouse gas emissions, and transitioning to cleaner energy sources and improving energy efficiency are essential steps in mitigating climate change. EPRI conducts research and provides tools and technologies that help utilities and other stakeholders implement solutions such as renewable energy integration, carbon capture technologies, and energy efficiency improvements.

Although the other options touch on important issues related to climate change, they do not align as closely with EPRI's primary mission. Economic impacts and residential energy rates are relevant but are secondary considerations in the context of developing clear strategies to address emissions. Legal implications of climate-related policies are also significant, but again, they do not represent the primary focus of EPRI's research and initiatives aimed at directly reducing emissions in the power sector.