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Can Renewable Portfolio Standards make RE Work?

Can Renewable Portfolio Standards make RE Work? Guest post by Geo who is a geologist working in Alaska People want energy to be cleaner (i.e. emit less carbon dioxide). One way to do this is to use regulations to force either greater efficiency, or a switch to cleaner fuels. A good example would be Corporate […]

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On Fuel Economy Efforts, U.S. Faces an Elusive Target

On Fuel Economy Efforts, U.S. Faces an Elusive Target One of President Obama’s signature achievements on climate has been strict new standards aimed at improving fuel efficiency to nearly 55 miles per gallon by 2025. But credits and loopholes, coupled with low gas prices, may mean the U.S. will fall well short of this ambitious goal. […]

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“Everyone Is Doing It”: How Carmakers Manipulate Emissions Test Results

“Everyone Is Doing It”: How Carmakers Manipulate Emissions Test Results With Germany’s largest company by revenue, Volkswagen, deep in damage recovery mode, and the market still unable to decide just how systemic and profound the fallout will be from the emissions scandal which has already cost the job of VW’s CEO and which according to some will impact […]

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