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“The Strange Political Economy of Climate” by Robert Repetto https://t.co/oSTQ6QMRcD
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"The Strange Political Economy of Climate" by Robert Repetto
"How to Train the Elephant" by Robert Repetto
"Government Policies are Discouraging Adaptation to Climate Change" by Robert Repetto
10 Things You Need to Know About Oceans
"Environmental Protection Boosts Productivity" by Robert Repetto
UAI, EFC challenge EPA data on ethanol's lifecycle emissions
California has too much solar power. It needs another grid to share with.
Hardly a ‘War on Coal’ - By Robert Repetto
"It’s Time the SEC Enforced its Climate Disclosure Rules" by Robert Repetto
President’s 2017 Budget Proposal for DOE Supports Energy Innovation, National Secur...
"How to Spark a Clean Energy Technological Revolution" By Robert Repetto
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"Too Much Pessimism about the Paris Climate Agreement" by Robert Repetto
"The Case for Restoring the Fuel Tax" by Robert Repetto
Earth to Paris
VW Scandal Reveals Major Cracks in EPA’s Emissions Reduction Strategy
Emissions Testing Is Broken, and Other Lessons from the VW Scandal
Particulate Matters
Wyoming wind held back by transmission backlog, avian deaths
Study: Lack of energy infrastructure would cripple New England
GreenBiz 101: The slow but steady march toward Grid 2.0
How Maryland regulators redefined energy efficiency – in 33 pages
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EFC Sponsors UTC and DOE's 6th Annual Critical Infrastructure Communications Policy S...+ MORE
BG&A Files Complaint Challenging EPA’s Delayed Response to FOIA Request
Obama Just Created a Carbon Cap-and-Trade Program
Questions to ponder as the future electric grid takes shape
Cross-post: A large majority of Americans support a carbon tax
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