Analysis
Water Wars: When the Taps Run Dry
In the desert plains beyond the Rocky Mountains, mega-drought is no longer a theory
· Michael Moran
Nature Better nature through technology.
Conservation, land use, wildfire and climate, and the politics and economics of development, assembled into one category: the case that intensifying human activity on less land is how wild nature gets room to recover.
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Wildfires
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Decoupling
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Economic Development
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Climate Politics
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Environmentalism
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Conservation
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Navigating NEPA
387 appellate NEPA cases and 1,800 opinions, filterable by state, project type and plaintiff, with the full dataset downloadable.
Nature work
Research, analysis and everything on the record across wildfires, climate change, decoupling and more.
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Correction, Coercion, or Collapse
The Flawed Science Behind the Modern Population Control Movement
· Alex Trembath
Analysis
The Death of Anti-Nuclearism
Green groups’ anti-nuclear efforts are losing ground—here’s why
· Ted Nordhaus
Analysis
The Problem With Transformative Change
A desire for radical transformation is deeply embedded environmental thought. But it serves no one.
· Taylor Dotson
Analysis
On the Difference Between Techno and Technocratic Optimism
The Inflation Reduction Act at one
· Ted Nordhaus, Alex Trembath
Analysis
What the 100% Renewables Literature Gets Wrong
Claims that Asia and Africa can easily achieve a clean energy transition at low cost using renewables and storage alone are bunk
· Seaver Wang
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