Dan Farber May 17, 2021 Taxing Carbon? Should we adopt a corporate carbon tax? Something to think about on Tax Day.
Dan Farber May 13, 2021 Making Corporate Commitments Credible How can we make climate pledges something more than cheap talk?
Guest Contributor May 12, 2021 Guest Contributors Clara Barnosky, Jane Sadler, Richard Yates, and Zachary Zimmerman: The Biden Administration’s First 100 Days of Reversing Environmental Rollbacks An Early Analysis of Progress and Priorities in the Executive Branch
Dan Farber May 10, 2021 Washington State Ups Its Climate Game After much travail, the state has finally put a price on carbon.
Dan Farber May 6, 2021 The Ninth Circuit Makes EPA an Offer It Can’t Refuse Regulate chlorpyrifos or else!
Dan Farber May 3, 2021 Time to End FERC’s Misguided Effort to Fix Wholesale Power Prices A FERC ruling tilts the playing field against renewable energy. It should be repealed.
Dan Farber April 29, 2021 Biden and the Environment: The First 100 Days Biden has set up a lot of future actions. But he’s already got some notches on his belt.
Julia Stein April 26, 2021 Biden Administration Sets Stage for Action on Vehicle Greenhouse Gas Pollution Complementary actions by NHTSA and EPA clear the way for EPA to restore California’s waiver for tailpipe GHG emissions and its EV mandate
Dan Farber April 26, 2021 Five Myths About Climate Policy Debate about climate policy is often distorted by misconceptions.
Dan Farber April 22, 2021 American Soil Soil is an important carbon sink. It’s literally going down the drain, eroding away.
Guest Contributor May 12, 2021 Guest Contributors Clara Barnosky, Jane Sadler, Richard Yates, and Zachary Zimmerman: The Biden Administration’s First 100 Days of Reversing Environmental Rollbacks An Early Analysis of Progress and Priorities in the Executive Branch
Dan Farber April 19, 2021 Straws in the Wind Businesses have intensified public support for climate action. That could presage a major shift in climate politics.
Jesse Reynolds April 22, 2021 Offering “Carrots” to Protect the Amazon Brazil asks for a billion dollars to slow deforestation. Would this be cooperation or extortion?
Dan Farber April 22, 2021 American Soil Soil is an important carbon sink. It’s literally going down the drain, eroding away.
Julia Stein April 26, 2021 Biden Administration Sets Stage for Action on Vehicle Greenhouse Gas Pollution Complementary actions by NHTSA and EPA clear the way for EPA to restore California’s waiver for tailpipe GHG emissions and its EV mandate
Dan Farber April 29, 2021 Biden and the Environment: The First 100 Days Biden has set up a lot of future actions. But he’s already got some notches on his belt.
Dan Farber May 3, 2021 Time to End FERC’s Misguided Effort to Fix Wholesale Power Prices A FERC ruling tilts the playing field against renewable energy. It should be repealed.
Dan Farber May 10, 2021 Washington State Ups Its Climate Game After much travail, the state has finally put a price on carbon.
Dan Farber May 17, 2021 Taxing Carbon? Should we adopt a corporate carbon tax? Something to think about on Tax Day.