Greenhouse-gas Emissions | Recycled Energy Blog

Tom Casten at AAAS 2010: How to stave off climate change, increase income and improve quality of life

Posted by Dick Munson on February 16th, 2010

Recycled energy as the bridge to a carbon-free future

Posted by Dick Munson on February 10th, 2010

The Nation: gray power is green

Posted by Dick Munson on February 2nd, 2010

Massive potential (and barriers) of energy recycling featured in Chief Executive

Posted by Dick Munson on January 27th, 2010

DOE report states CHP can improve nation’s energy security and reduce greenhouse gas emissions

Posted by Dick Munson on January 19th, 2010

Combined heat and power (CHP) can generate 1 million new jobs and avoid 60% of projected CO2 emissions

Posted by Dick Munson on December 18th, 2009

Greenhouse gas emissions can be cut rapidly — history shows that change can be easier, cheaper, and faster than we think

Posted by Dick Munson on October 6th, 2009

If health care reform seems nightmarish, just wait for the fight over the grid

Posted by Dick Munson on October 2nd, 2009

Recycling waste energy could cut more emissions than removing all cars from the road

Posted by Dick Munson on September 11th, 2009

How much CO2 do our nation’s coal and gas plants actually produce?

Posted by Sean Casten on July 9th, 2009

The coming legal fight

Posted by Sean Casten on February 5th, 2009

Questions of sequence

Posted by Sean Casten on November 25th, 2008

Environmental economics 101

Posted by Sean Casten on October 16th, 2008

Pricing carbon

Posted by Sean Casten on October 9th, 2008

What price, carbon?

Posted by Sean Casten on October 6th, 2008

Connecting the dots

Posted by Sean Casten on July 19th, 2008

GHG policy thoughts, economics edition

Posted by Sean Casten on June 16th, 2008

CO2 you later

Posted by Sean Casten on May 22nd, 2008

Details matter: One final detail, Part 5

Posted by Sean Casten on May 6th, 2008

Details matter: The New York Knicks as GHG policy, Part 4

Posted by Sean Casten on May 2nd, 2008

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