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When “either/or” becomes “and,” we have made progress in a policy dispute. And that is what has happened in the…

Private sector pledges may be more promising than the government’s efforts to address climate change. On the surface, pledges by…

Approximately four years ago a group of conservatives wrote a book about carbon pricing. Edited by American Enterprise Institute (AEI)…

President Biden has announced two ambitious, entwined economic policy agendas: raising the corporate tax rate and other taxes on large…

The United States’ climate ambition is where it should be—high—but belies our efforts to implement policies to achieve the carbon…

This Earth Day, we have a lot to think about. Climate models forecast a global temperature increase of 6.6 degrees…

The other day I was checking my IRA and updating the free retirement plan tracker. And it reminded me that…

Twenty-seven percent of U.S. greenhouse gas emissions come from the electricity sector. If we are to meet reasonable climate goals,…

2020 has been marked by a global pandemic and the lasting impact it will have on individuals, societies, and economies….