Taking Action on Clean Energy and Climate Protection in 2012
Jason Walsh and Kate Gordon outline the steps we can take today that will get us on the path toward producing more clean energy to grow the economy, reducing pollution while saving energy and dollars, and building more resilient and balanced economies and communities.
Multimedia & Video
Richard Caperton on the Energy Department's Loan Guarantee Program
Richard Caperton on the importance and success of the Energy Department's loan guarantee program.
The Impacts of the EPA's Proposed Air Toxics Standards
EPA Deputy Administrator Bob Perciasepe discusses the EPA's proposed protections.
Gulf Coast Recovery After the BP Oil Spill
Michael Conathan analyzes the Gulf Coast recovery process after the BP oil spill.
Which Is Greener? Take Two
It’s time to test your knowledge of green products and practices once again with this interactive quiz.
Recent Publications
- Bad Seeds: A Plan to Phase out the $5 Billion in ‘Direct Payment’ Agricultural Subsidies
- EPA and Greenhouse Gases 101: Why the Agency Needs to Be Allowed to Reduce Carbon Pollution
- The U.S. Role in International Climate Finance: A Blueprint for Near-Term Leadership
- Cutting the Cost of Clean Energy 1.0 : Toward a Clean Energy Deployment Plan For Jobs, Security, and Broad-Based Economic Growth in 2011
- Investing in Clean Energy: How to Maximize Clean Energy Deployment from International Climate Investments
RECENT FEATURES
Energy & Environment
Preparing for the Next Oil Price Shock
President Obama looks to help families on both sides of the Atlantic by seeking support to tap emergency oil reserves at today’s G-8 meeting, says Daniel J. Weiss.Energy & Environment
EPA Carbon Standard Takes a Bite out of Pollution
The EPA’s proposed carbon pollution standard for new power plants would cut greenhouse gas emissions and their harmful public health effects, write Daniel J. Weiss, Jackie Weidman, and Celine Ramstein. Energy & Environment
5 Myths and Realities About U.S.-China Solar Trade Competition
Melanie Hart and Kate Gordon present the reasons why the United States needs to display a steady hand in its solar trade dispute with China.More on Energy & Environment
America’s Future Under ‘Drill, Baby, Drill’: Where We’ll Be in 2030 if We Stay on Our Current Oil-Dependent Path
The Ethics of Seafood: Fish on Fridays by Michael Conathan
Working Together for Global Clean Energy: Clean Energy Ministerial and Sustainable Energy for All Join Forces
Ka-Ching: Big Oil’s Mighty First-Quarter Profits: Keeping Tax Breaks for Biggest Oil Companies Is Ludicrous
The Future of America’s First Fishery: Improving Management of the New England Groundfishery
The Death of Public Support for Global Warming Action Is Greatly Exaggerated: Public Opinion by Ruy Teixeira
Sustaining Seafood Sustainability : Fish on Fridays by Michael Conathan
The Truth About Green Jobs: A Case Study: A Look at Massachusetts's Clean Energy Economy
Retrofitting Foreclosed Homes: A Matter of Public Trust: How to Protect U.S. Taxpayers by Upgrading Federally Owned Housing for Greater Resale Value While Giving a Lift to Our Economy
Top 5 American Treasures to Protect in 2012: Beautiful Places We Need to Preserve for Future Generations