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Deal or No Deal
The 192 countries flocking to Copenhagen next month won't reach consensus on climate change. That won't stop them from acting alone.
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Slower Than a Melting Ice Cap
Climate-change legislation might get bogged down in the Senate.
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The Greenest Big Companies in America
When David Roberts was growing up near the oilfields of West Texas in the early 1960s, it never got dark. Back then, oilfields were lit 24/7 by the gas flares used to burn off natural gas, a byproduct of oil drilling. The flares released massive amounts of CO2, and over time, oil companies halted
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08/15/2009CulturePaid Is the New Free
…drivers will pay more to drive, businesses will pay more to burn fuel. Whether it's through a carbon tax or a cap - and - trade system , economists, politicians, and energy-industry executives agree that Americans will soon pay a price to engage …
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06/26/2009BlogsClimate Bill Passes House, Uncertain Future in Senate
…the broadest piece of climate legislation ever considered by congress. The measure, in short, would set up a cap and trade system to regulate carbon, aiming to cut emissions by 17 percent from 2005 levels by 2020 and 80 percent by the end of …
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06/05/2009BlogsObama: The Moment Is Now for Mid-East Peace
…seeing progress in Congress around energy legislation that would set up for the first time in the United States a cap and trade system . That process is moving forward in ways that I think if you had asked political experts two or three months ago …
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04/30/2009PoliticsCrunch Time
…Is he wedded to a "public option" for those who don't like their private insurers? Will he fight for a cap - and - trade system ? We might not know all the answers in the second hundred days, but we'll be getting warmer, in more ways …
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04/28/2009PoliticsNow, The Hard Part
…guns and religion) is still king. His plan to control carbon-dioxide emissions and raise new revenue with a cap - and - trade system is wildly unpopular in some parts of his own party. Two key examples: Sen. Robert Byrd of West Virginia and …
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