Carbon Dioxide in Atmosphere Hits Historic High

I have been keenly following in recent weeks the work of a self-styled Liberian Diaspora-based "think tank", Liberia Institute for Public Integrity. A keen watcher of political developments in the country and an avid follower of policy debates, I ...

Category> Climate, Earthquakes, Energy Tags> Climate Policy, Earthquakes, Energy, Environment, Fracking, Groundwater, Hydraulic Fracturing, North America, Sustainable Development On May 7, the final seminar, Unconventional Hydrocarbon Extraction, ...

Category> Climate, General Earth Institute Tags> behavioral interventions, choice architecture, defaults, green defaults, nudge Photo: Intel Free Press In 2008, Rutgers University instituted a new student printing policy to save on paper waste: It ...

Category> General Earth Institute Tags> education news, m.s. in sustainability management news, student news M.S. in Sustainability Management graduates pause for a photo after the School of Continuing Education's commencement exercises on May 21.

The University todaylaunches its new Institute for Policy Research (IPR) with a special conference attended by guest speakers Will Hutton and Professor Iain Stewart. The conference, being held in the East Building on Tuesday 14 May from 1.15pm, will ...

European Commissioner for Research, Innovation and Science Marine Institute / Galway Taoiseach, Minister Coveney, Commissioner Damanaki, Senator Wells, Dr Jones, distinguished guests, ladies and gentlemen, I am delighted that this landmark ...

Home Debate Club By May 23, 2013 About Michael D. Tanner: Michael Tanner is a senior fellow at the Cato Institute. Oklahoma Republican Senator Tom Coburn has been criticized for suggesting that any money appropriated to pay for disaster relief for ...

Dr. Henry Miller, senior fellow at the Hoover Institution, and Gregory Conko, senior fellow at the Competitive Enterprise Institute, in their Forbes article "Rachel Carson's Deadly Fantasies" (9/5/2012), wrote that her 1962 book, Silent Spring, led ...

_ WASHINGTON Six months after winning an impressive reelection, Barack Obama finds himself in some kind of trouble battered by semi-scandals and bombarded by foreign policy challenges he can't possibly manage. Long gone are the hopes and aspirations ...