Shellenberger is in a good position to parse the motives behind the purveyors of doom.
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4 Charts Explain Greenhouse Gas Emissions by Countries and Sectors
Data from the World Resources Institute show that in the United States, our heating and electricity are the leading carbon emitting sectors.
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U.S. Emissions Dropped in 2019: Here’s Why in 6 Charts
Market forces, not mandates, were the main reason for this emission drop.
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The State of Climate Science: No Justification for Extreme Policies
The Heritage Foundation provides their analysis on how the science of climate change does not justify extreme policies.
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En-Roads: Climate Change Solutions Simulator
The EnRoads Simulator is a simulation tool for the public to test out how different energy, economic growth, and land use policies affect our climate.
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John Bode Discusses the Future of Corn Products
The Corn Refiners Association is finding cheaper and more environmentally friendly alternatives to traditional plastic—through corn.
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One of the World’s Tiniest Nuclear Plants Is Coming to Idaho
The Aurora reactor is the first ever reactor to produce power through nuclear waste.
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3 Reasons Why Nuclear is Clean and Sustainable
Nuclear energy is viewed negatively by the general public, which we believe is a mistake. Nuclear energy has three important factors in its favor.
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Carbon-loving materials designed to reduce industrial emissions
Oak Ridge National Lab is advancing gas membrane materials that could drastically reduce carbon emissions from industrial power plants.
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In North Carolina, Hog Waste Is Becoming A Streamlined Fuel Source
NPR reports that in North Carolina farmers are transferring the methane from hog waste into fuel through a process called biogas
