India may not be responsible for the high greenhouse gas emissions causing climate change, but that's no reason for New Delhi to cling to poor energy policies.
Ethanol production is growing exponentially, but firefighters' ability to respond to emergencies involving alternative fuels hasn't kept pace.
Redistributing the government's multibillion-dollar investment in a single clean-coal demonstration plant to smaller, private projects would benefit the carbon-capture-and-storage industry.
California's low-carbon fuel standard demonstrates to the rest of the world how markets can lead the way toward cleaner fuel sources.
Unless we drastically reduce emissions from coal power plants, all other efforts to stabilize climate change will be nearly fruitless.
The elusive road map to a global climate agreement begins with science--which is exceedingly clear about what our targets must be.
If Washington is serious about weaning the country off of foreign oil and slashing carbon emissions, it should follow California's lead.