New evidence of a “not in my backyard” attitude, illustrated in a recent study, conflicts with the conception of the inevitability of renewable energy sources as most important future sources of energy. More »
A new study finds that biofuel subsidies from 1981-2011 paradoxically may have led to the increase in oil production and greenhouse gas emissions. More »
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Climate policies and their restriction on carbon emissions will have a direct impact on the expansion and growth of the Canadian oil sands industry More »
New York's failed plan for congestion pricing has lessons for policymakers everywhere. More »
A researcher evaluates two lesser-known methods to spur renewable energy production. He finds them wanting. More »
China's insatiable thirst for energy means climate change is inevitable. More »
The business of food is bad for the planet. But the problem isn't just a first-world one. More »
Beware of net negative value industries. More »
MIT’s Howard J. Herzog explores the central issues involved in transforming carbon capture and storage (CCS) from a boutique technology to a broadly commercial one. More »