As part of the Biden Administration’s pledge to achieve a net zero electricity sector by 2035, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)...

Rising energy demand and net-zero goals drive carbon capture use. What role can and should carbon capture play in a shifting climate...

With over a third of all industrial methane emissions in the United States, the energy sector is the largest industrial emitter in this...

The First Welfare Theorem of economics asserts that, so long as there are proper market conditions, rational agents will produce the...

The ocean is a common-pool resource, and a significant one—the ocean provides humanity with food, oxygen, and a stable climate. In...

The First Welfare Theorem of neoclassical economic theory suggests that, so long as there are certain market conditions, rational,...

Rising concerns regarding irreversible climate change, geopolitical conflict, and resource scarcity have prompted governments and...

There is no problem—and there never will be a problem—that matches the magnitude and urgency of anthropogenic climate change. Our...

On 17 February, the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission issued two policy proposals—a certificate policy statement and an interim...

On 27 January 2021, President Biden signed executive order 14008, titled “Tackling the Climate Crisis at Home and Abroad,” to create a...

On 8 September 2021, the world’s largest carbon capture and storage machine turned on its fans, filters and heaters, ushering in a new...

President Joe Biden was elected on a progressive climate platform that promised a net-zero power sector by 2035. That means that in just...