While governments continue bickering over a climate solution, the private sector is working to mitigate the impacts of climate change.

Less Wealthy Oil Companies Signals Breathing Room For the Environment, Yet Can Rentiers Replace Oil Rent With Other Rents?

The prices you pay go up whenever monopolies get their way. Will prices still rise if technology does in monopolies?

Target the most sensitive body part—the wallet. Make prices tell the truth. Earth as object of speculation? Not with geonomics.

You want efficient buildings yet you tax them—improving them raises their tax liability. How rational is that? Not very. So do something else!

The carbon tax advocated by Bill Gates can limit climate-changing pollution, but it has to be on the emissions.

Billions of dollars will go to the chiefs of the less developed economies, with little benefit to the people of these economies, while much deforestation will continue anyway.

The “cap and trade” law passed by the House of Representatives also contains command-and-control regulations that affect owners of dwellings.

Pollution control is mandatory if humanity is to survive, but the way that governments world-wide are going about it is astonishingly insane

Why pay more at the pump? There are solutions!

Government chiefs claim they want to reduce environmental damage and promote energy conservation, but in practice, they punish people for doing this

When there is a product subsidy, then the increase in demand is artificial, and this shifts production from one use to another. That shift distorts prices, profits, and quantities.

Russia is trying to claim what once was owned by nobody and used only by indigenous hunters. Might there be a better way to satisfy everyone's interests?

The coal industry spent $6 million on federal lobbying in 2005 and 2006, and if a new bill passes, they would get billions in subsidies

In the US, the Minerals Management Service has been lax in tapping the oil rent