Tag Archives: climate change

Cutting the Gordian Knot on Collective Action

Do we need to strengthen international institutions to enforce meaningful financial and environment regulations?

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The New Geopolitics of Food

How can we help those on the lower rungs of the global economic ladder cope with rising food prices?

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U.S. Energy Efficiency Begins at Home

Even if the U.S. government fails to act on climate change, how can homeowners make a difference?

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No Fracking Way

Is the controversial extraction technique of hydraulic fracturing adequately regulated?

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Ten Steps to Run the Economy as if the Future Matters

What policies should governments focus on to ensure that future generations live at least well as the current generation?

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The Conservative Case for a Proactive Climate Policy

Why might taking a leadership role on climate change help conservatives preserve the civil liberties they fear environmentalists will take away?

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The Cheney Test for Climate Change

Why is it reasonable to wager there is at least a one-percent chance that something serious may be occurring in the earth’s environment?

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How ASEAN Should Assert Itself Globally

Should Westerners abandon the use of business jacket and tie for the sake of global warming?

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Climate Change: The Biggest Business Opportunity of Our Time

We already have technologies and policies in place to tackle 50% of the climate challenge. What is the best strategy to get the rest?

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The Next Chapter in the Global Transition to Renewable Energy — Concentrated Solar Power

How is the technology of solar power transforming it into a 24-hour-a-day power source?

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