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Op-Eds - Climate Change
A new energy future means a new Energy Department
Campaign promises and hopes for a green energy future depend on fundamental reform at the Energy Department, long one of the government's most dysfunctional offices.
Mixing climate change with the war on terror
The United States must resist the urge to use climate change as the latest excuse to continue to fund the war on terror at record levels.
OPEC, peak oil, and the end of cheap gas
OPEC might blame speculators, terrorism, and the Iraq War for inflated oil prices, but the organization itself controls price through marginal supply and demand.
Reducing emissions in transportation fuels
California's low-carbon fuel standard demonstrates to the rest of the world how markets can lead the way toward cleaner fuel sources.
The need for an international moratorium on coal power
Unless we drastically reduce emissions from coal power plants, all other efforts to stabilize climate change will be nearly fruitless.
Reflections on the U.N. climate change negotiations in Bali
The elusive road map to a global climate agreement begins with science--which is exceedingly clear about what our targets must be.
Time for a U.S. energy strategy
If Washington is serious about weaning the country off of foreign oil and slashing carbon emissions, it should follow California's lead.