Surveying the Shale Gas Revolution

Surveying the Shale Gas Revolution

Shale gas has been a prominent topic of discussion lately. How much promise does it hold as a new energy source - and how much peril? [Continue]

Energy Policy Is Not About “Creating Jobs”

Energy Policy Is Not About “Creating Jobs”

As international headwinds and political failures prolong our macroeconomic problems, we continue to look in the wrong places, like energy policy, for solutions to the jobs deficit. [Continue]

Carbon Market Architects

Carbon Market Architects

A conversation with Kurt Zenz House, CEO of C12 Energy. [Continue]

Energy Efficiency and Local Teamwork: The Story of Oberlin POWER

Energy Efficiency and Local Teamwork: The Story of Oberlin POWER

How the town of Oberlin, OH, came together to find a common-ground energy initiative. [Continue]

Subterranean Carbon Blues

Subterranean Carbon Blues

For carbon storage markets to blossom, the usual cast of characters must agree that passing liability to states makes sense. [Continue]

Target Oil Market Transparency, Not Speculation

Target Oil Market Transparency, Not Speculation

Why banning speculation is the wrong way to address volatile energy prices. [Continue]

Clean, Green, Nuclear Power?

Clean, Green, Nuclear Power?

Despite the meltdown at Fukushima, are new developments in nuclear power the future of our energy system? [Continue]

Cutting American fossil fuel subsidies

Cutting American fossil fuel subsidies

During this time of financial distress, there is one way that money can be invested more justly for a safer healthier future: cutting fossil fuel subsidies. [Continue]

Damming Patagonia

Damming Patagonia

Sustainable development of Chile's extensive renewable resources is blocked by the Supreme Court. [Continue]

Podcast Response: Biofuels & Biodiversity

Podcast Response: Biofuels & Biodiversity

The greatest problem with biofuels is not their marginal carbon improvement, but the threat they pose to biodiversity. [Continue]

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