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A Few Keys to Saving the Planet Cost-effectively
Joseph E. Aldy - Harvard Kennedy School
From - The Debate
Issue 2 Page 50, Volume 36
March-April
2019
A Legal Playbook for Deep Cuts in Greenhouse Gases
John C. Dernbach - Widener University
From - The Debate
Issue 2 Page 52, Volume 36
March-April
2019
A Scientist’s View on Climate and the Courts
Donald J. Wuebbles - University of Illinois
Issue 2 Page 27, Volume 36
March-April
2019
A Transition in Energy Use Is a Moral Imperative
Mike Quigley - House Sustainable Energy and Environment Coalition
From - The Debate
Issue 2 Page 55, Volume 36
March-April
2019
Air Act Success Serves As Model for Carbon Cuts
Ann Carlson - UCLA Emmett Institute on Climate Change and the Environment
From - The Debate
Issue 2 Page 51, Volume 36
March-April
2019
Are Electric Cars the Future?
Jeff Allen - Forth
Issue 2 Page 36, Volume 36
March-April
2019
Are We Endangered Yet? Artificial Intelligence and the Human Species
Oliver Houck - Tulane University
From - In the Literature
Issue 2 Page 6, Volume 36
March-April
2019
Breaching an Interagency Wall
Elaine Koerner - EPA and Border Patrol, retired
Issue 2 Page 44, Volume 36
March-April
2019
Climate and Controversy
Joel B. Stronberg - The JBS Group
Issue 2 Page 25, Volume 36
March-April
2019
Climate Litigation Has at Least for Now Dodged a Possibly Fatal Blow
Richard Lazarus - Harvard University
From - In the Courts
Issue 2 Page 13, Volume 36
March-April
2019