Climate Policy Actually Slowed Decarbonization Trends
Paris climate agreement will reduce global warming by 0.2 degrees Celsius by 2100
Energy efficiency
The Unintended Climate Consequences of Biofuels Mandates: New at Reason
The U.S. renewable fuels standard backfires
Mandated Biofuels = More Greenhouse Gases
Politicians adopt a policy that does the opposite of what they supposedly intended to do.
Good News: Global Energy Intensity Continues to Decline
Energy demand projected to increase by nearly 50 percent by 2040
Paris Climate Change Conference
Paris Climate Warriors in a Good Mood
Second Dispatch: Also they believe that global warming a is huge business opportunity.
The Tesla Tax Break and Other Green Tax Credits Go Mostly to the Rich - Surprised?
The top income quintile received about 90 percent of all electric and hybrid car tax credits.
"Hi, I'm President Obama and I'm here in Alaska to help fix the climate."
Will government solutions to global warming be worse than global warming?
How Much Will Obama's Clean Power Plan Cost You?
Depending upon whom you believe, estimates range from net savings to hundreds of dollars more.
Airplane Travel More Climate-Friendly Than Car Travel
Flying is less carbon-sinful than driving
Good Work, EPA! Now That's Enough.
Today, instead of environmental regulations that actually save lives, we pay to subsidize politicians' cronies and pet projects.
Energy States Save Money for the Future
Rather than piss it away like some other states we know
Report: Regulations Not Responsible for Reduced Energy Consumption in California
Migration and climate played bigger roles
Why We'll Never Run Out of Energy: Q&A with Science Writer Charles Mann
The acclaimed author in a wide-ranging conversation with the New York Times' John Tierney
The Climate and Energy State of the Union
How about a "balanced approach" to energy and climate policy?
The Paradox of Energy Efficiency
Why greener technology doesn't translate into reduced energy consumption
Energy Regulators Think You're Crazy
A new study uncovers what regulators really think of American consumers.
The Paradox of Energy Efficiency
How more efficient cars and appliances often lead to more energy use.
