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Bump version to 0.1.1 (#12)
Version 0.1.1 includes documentation and infrastructure improvements: - Improved README accessibility and tone - Added Nature Communications citation - Updated git author in publish workflow
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Package: emburden
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Title: Energy Burden Analysis Using Net Energy Return Methodology
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Version: 0.1.0
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Version: 0.1.1
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Authors@R:
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person("Eric", "Scheier", , "eric.scheier@gmail.com", role = c("aut", "cre"))
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Description: Provides tools for calculating and analyzing household energy

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# netenergyequity 0.1.0
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# emburden 0.1.1
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## Initial Release
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## Documentation and Infrastructure Improvements
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This patch release improves documentation accessibility and workflow infrastructure, with no code changes.
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### Documentation
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* Improved README accessibility and tone
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- Simplified technical language with plain-language explanations
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- Replaced prescriptive language ("WRONG", "NEVER") with educational tone ("Recommended", "Note")
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- Added concrete examples explaining why simple averaging of ratios fails
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* Added complete Nature Communications citation
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- Scheier, E., & Kittner, N. (2022). A measurement strategy to address disparities across household energy burdens
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- Includes BibTeX format for easy reference
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### Infrastructure
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* Changed git author in publish-to-public workflow from "GitHub Actions Bot" to "Eric Scheier"
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- Automated commits now appear as maintainer commits
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# emburden 0.1.0
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## Package Release
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Initial formal release with package renamed from `netenergyequity` to `emburden` for clarity and CRAN compatibility.
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This is the first release of the netenergyequity package, providing tools for household energy burden analysis using Net Energy Return methodology.
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