Environment & Energy

Read Jonathan Adler's paper on water marketing as an adaptive tool for changes in climates like, oh, I don't know, droughts?-Max Borders ... Keep Reading

More bad news for the "consensus": The expert jury is divided, with 26 per cent attributing global warming to human activity like burning fossil fuels and 27 per cent ... Keep Reading

People interested in energy and environmental issues - but are put off by climate alarmism and anti-market biofuels special interests - will appreciate this information rich new ... Keep Reading

Articles like this in the Wall Street Journal suggest that people are starting to cotton onto the notion that ethanol was never green, but a boondoggle concocted by the corn-lobby. ... Keep Reading

Part Deux - Questions in absentia (policy):6) Will climate policies mitigate global warming, or merely hurt our economy and thus our ability to adapt? Can we offer proof that any ... Keep Reading

Questions in absentia (on the science):1) Can we offer substantive proof that warming is mostly manmade? That is, can we prove warming is not due to natural climate variability ... Keep Reading

From the Austin Chronicle.(Important graphic.)-Max Borders ... Keep Reading

Alexander Cockburn is a voice of reason on the left when it comes to climate change: This turn to climate catastrophism is tied into the decline of the left, and the decline of the ... Keep Reading

For once, a politician tells the truth.-Max Borders ... Keep Reading

Jeff Bennett, a Julian Simon fellow at PERC, took two interesting pictures of a display at the Smithsonian Institution. Now, he's taking bets on when those displays will be taken ... Keep Reading