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What's the matter with Arkansas?
By Gernot WagnerMidwestern states have traditionally been reluctant to embrace cap and trade. Now it looks like they may well turn into some of the larger beneficiaries of the California cap-and-trade...
View ArticleFirst steps for the California carbon trading market
By Susanne BrooksWhoever said cap and trade is dead hasn’t been paying attention to the news in California. Recently, the first trade of a greenhouse gas emissions permit in the Golden State took...
View ArticleNot the U.S. or China, but the U.S., China and the Planet
By Gernot WagnerOne of the pleasures of my job is having a slew of superbly qualified prospective interns knock on our doors. Yesterday, I interviewed someone who graduated at the top of his class at...
View ArticleCapping Pollution from Coast to Coast
By Susanne BrooksAs the second auction in California’s landmark cap and trade program approaches, a coalition of states on the opposite side of the country – that have been cost-effectively reducing...
View ArticleCreating Incentives for Agricultural GHG Abatement
By Jeremy ProvilleOne of the goals of EDF’s Ecosystems work is to provide farmers with revenue opportunities in reducing their greenhouse gas (GHG) footprint. Under AB32, California’s landmark...
View ArticleCalifornia Bucks Global Trend with another Year of GHG Reductions
By Jonathan CamuzeauxThis post was co-authored by Maureen Lackner and originally appeared on the EDF Talks Global Climate blog. The California Air Resources Board’s November 6 release of 2016...
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What California’s history of groundwater depletion can teach us about...
By Andrew AyresCalifornia’s landscape will transform in a changing climate. While extended drought and recent wildfires seasons have sparked conversations about acute impacts today, the promise of...
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