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The “Radical” Faces of Climate Change

by John R. Nolon Those of us who believe the overwhelming number of scientists who document and report on the existence of climate change tend to use those scientific conclusions to convince skeptics.  There may be a better way.  There are a number of institutions...

Cap-and-Trade Under Attack Around the Nation

by Christopher Rizzo States’ cap-and-trade programs for greenhouse gases are being challenged around the nation in both courts and legislatures.  Most recently, on June 27, 2011, three plaintiffs filed a complaint against New York, alleging that the state's...

The New Article X: Broader, Quicker, Better?

New York’s new power-plant siting law has the potential to streamline administrative reviews for new conventional power plants and renewable energy faciliteis, but it is very unclear whether it will reduce pollution and greenhouse gas emissions.

Big Energy Bill On Its Way To NY Gov

by Jackson D. Morris, Senior Policy Advisor for the Pace Energy and Climate Center In the wee hours last night, the NYS legislature passed a Big Energy Bill negotiated by legislative leaders and Governor Cuomo. It should be signed into law in the near future, and...

New Jersey Jumps Ship on RGGI

by Karl Coplan So New Jersey has announced it will withdraw from the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative, the northeast region's joint cap-and-trade program.  Governor Christie's news conference and press statement are available here, and is worth a read.  Christie is...

Science and Administrative Agencies — Again

by Karl Coplan Frederick Tucker's  Op-Ed in today's New York Times is worth a read.  Tucker tells the story of the FDA's interim approval of Avastin for treatment of breast cancer over the objections of an advisory committee, and Genentech's current attempts to avoid...

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