• Dan Farber
• August 10, 2021

Hot off the Press: The New IPCC Report

The latest science confirms the need for urgent action.

• Dan Farber
• August 9, 2021

A Sleeper Provision in the Senate Infrastructure Bill

The bill gives the Feds broad authority to authorize transmission projects.

• Dan Farber
• August 5, 2021

Carrots and Sticks for Utilities

Utilities control a lot of the power system. How can we get their support for the energy transition?

• Dan Farber
• August 2, 2021

Speaking Truth to Corporate Power

Decades ago, industry scientists fought to get their bosses to pay attention to climate change.

• Dan Farber
• July 29, 2021

Oregon Takes a Big Step Forward

New climate legislation sets a high bar for other states.

• Dan Farber
• July 26, 2021

Environmental Law’s Antitrust Paradox

In terms of business size, small may not be beautiful where the environment is concerned.

• Dan Farber
• July 22, 2021

Public Opinion and the Limits of Climate Policy

There’s a simple reason why it’s so hard to take bold climate actions nationally.

• Dan Farber
• July 19, 2021

The Delta Variant

Here’s what we can (probably) expect.

• Dan Farber
• July 15, 2021

Major International Climate Developments

China and the EU took important steps forward this week.

• Dan Farber
• July 12, 2021

Vaccination, Enlightenment Values, and the Founders

Anti-vaxxers and climate deniers are abandoning America’s founding values.