Trump Wants U.S. Energy Dominance; Solar Is the Way to Get There
Despite the administration’s push for fossil fuels, solar is faster, cheaper, more stable, and increasingly American-made. Here’s why it’s the smartest path to true energy leadership.
Christian Science Monitor: "Republicans say they want energy dominance. But will ‘big bill’ deliver?"
by Stephanie Hanes
Axios: "Louisiana among at least 12 states seeking 'chemtrail' ban"
by Chelsea Brasted
Updating Climate Beliefs Based on Latest IPCC Report Points to Increased Willingness to Invest in the Clean Energy Transition
by Mark Freeman, Ben Groom, Frikk Nesje, and Gernot Wagner
Association of Environmental and Resource Economists Summer Conference: "Climate shift uncertainty and economic damages"
Albuquerque, New Mexico
Der Standard: "Trump geht es um "Zerstörung von Harvard", warnt Klimaökonom in "ZiB 2"
von Harald Fidler
ORF ZiB 2 Studiogespräch
Interview mit Stefan Lenglinger
Marketplace: “Survey of exporters finds majority in U.S. are rerouting goods and raising prices”
by Mitchell Hartman
Who pays for cutting carbon out of making cement?
Financial Times business school teaching case study
Defending the National Climate Assessment
A Call from Environmental and Natural Resource Economists
The Green Key to Germany’s Economic Recovery
Just as the broader European economy depends heavily on Germany, the continent's industrial powerhouse, Germany's own economy depends on access to affordable power. With geopolitical and climate conditions requiring an urgent transition to renewables, the task now is to develop a politically viable energy strategy.
Danone: Redefining Corporate Responsibility
Columbia Business School Case
Börsianer: "Klimakrise? Texas macht mir Hoffnung"
Gespräch mit Daniel Nutz
10. Wiener Klimarat
Vienna, Austria
