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Cap and Trade Derails Climate Ethics, the Motive Force of Carbon Mitigation - Part 3

Michael Hoexter wrote 3 weeks ago: In the first part of this piece, I discussed how the fractured structure of cap and trade is either … more →

Tags: energy policy, cap and trade, Carbon pricing, Carbon Tax, Climate Keynesianism

Cap and Trade Derails Climate Ethics, the Motive Force of Carbon Mitigation - Part 22 comments

Michael Hoexter wrote 3 weeks ago: In the first part of this post, I outlined how the components of cap and trade don’t work toge … more →

Tags: energy policy, cap and trade, Carbon Tax, sustainability

Cap and Trade: The Tangled Web... A More Effective Alternative - Part 31 comment

Michael Hoexter wrote 1 month ago: In Part 1, I offered a critique of cap and trade in its existing implementations  and located key fl … more →

Tags: Efficiency/Conservation, energy policy, Green Building, Green Transport, cap and trade, Carbon Tax, Electric Vehicles, feed-in tariffs, Infrastructure

Cap and Trade: A Tangled Web of Good Intentions and Bad Policy - Part 22 comments

Michael Hoexter wrote 1 month ago: In the first part of this post I identified 10 features of cap and trade, the favored climate policy … more →

Tags: Efficiency/Conservation, energy policy, Green Building, Green Transport, renewable energy, cap and trade, Carbon Tax, Energy efficiency, Energy Pricing

Are We Free to Pollute the Atmosphere? Climate Change, Wealth and Liberty - Part 2

Michael Hoexter wrote 7 months ago: In Part 1 of this post I summarized US and worldwide efforts to create legal standards to limit GHG … more →

Tags: energy policy, Green Activism, climate ethics, Tradeoffs

Are We Free to Pollute the Atmosphere? Climate Change, Wealth and Liberty - Part 13 comments

Michael Hoexter wrote 7 months ago: In Part 1 of this two part post I look at climate change regulation from the perspective of  politic … more →

Tags: energy policy, news and events, black carbon, climate ethics, EPA, Metaethics

RESPONSIBLE ENTREPRENEURSHIP2 comments

mihirgajrawala wrote 7 months ago: ~ When you come to the edge of a cliff, the solution is not to run faster, We have to step back ~ Th … more →

Tags: Entrepreneurship, Economics/Business, capitalism, mihir gajrawala, responsible behaviour, sustainable life style

Carbon Pricing is Just One Piece of the Puzzle: Towards a Comprehensive Climate and Energy Policy - Part 5 (of 5)3 comments

Michael Hoexter wrote 9 months ago: In the first three parts of this long piece (one, two, three), I outlined how our economic common se … more →

Tags: Efficiency/Conservation, energy policy, Green Activism, Green Building, renewable energy, cap and trade system, Carbon Tax, Comprehensive Climate and Energy Policy, Electric Vehicles

Carbon Pricing is Just One Piece of the Puzzle: Towards a Comprehensive Climate and Energy Policy - Part 41 comment

Michael Hoexter wrote 9 months ago: Why Not Bring Positive Externalities Into Market Pricing? Evidence of the power of renewable energy … more →

Tags: Efficiency/Conservation, energy policy, Green Building, Green Transport, renewable energy

Carbon Pricing is Just One Piece of the Puzzle: Towards a Comprehensive Climate and Energy Policy - Part 28 comments

Michael Hoexter wrote 10 months ago: In Part 1,  I called attention to the rapid shift in general economic policy in the last 6 months.  … more →

Tags: Efficiency/Conservation, energy policy, news and events, renewable energy

Carbon Pricing (Cap and Trade/Carbon Tax) is Just One Piece of the Puzzle: Towards a Comprehensive Climate and Energy Policy - Part 16 comments

Michael Hoexter wrote 10 months ago: Sir Nicholas Stern was commissioned by the British Government to assess the economic impacts of clim … more →

Tags: Efficiency/Conservation, energy policy, renewable energy

Decision Space for a Post-Carbon World: Towards Better Technology Choices2 comments

Michael Hoexter wrote 11 months ago: The decisions and tastes of Robert Moses influence the way of life of metropolitan New Yorkers to th … more →

Tags: energy policy, Green Building, Green Transport, renewable energy, 350 ppm, Al Gore, Bill McKibben, Decision Space, Emotion and Decision-making

"Picking Winners": Policy Blunder or Necessity?6 comments

Michael Hoexter wrote 12 months ago: Governor Schwarzenegger and the California Air Resources Board once publicly supported building a Hy … more →

Tags: energy policy, Green Transport, renewable energy, Al Gore, California Air Resources Board, cap and trade system, Carbon pricing, Carbon Tax, economic theory

Putting Financial Muscle behind the Green New Deal: How to Realize Repower America’s 100% Clean Energy Goal2 comments

Michael Hoexter wrote 1 year ago: The We Campaign's TV ads have helped put the idea that 100% clean energy is a possibility on the … more →

Tags: energy policy, renewable energy, Al Gore, Barack Obama, repower america, The Obama Administration, the we campaign

Energy Efficiency and Energy Conservation in the Renewable Electron Economy: Summary for Policymakers Part 41 comment

Michael Hoexter wrote 1 year ago: In the first three parts of this series for policymakers I have reviewed how we can fairly rapidly t … more →

Tags: renewable energy, Efficiency/Conservation, energy policy, Ground Source Heat Pumps, Renewable Electron Economy, Heat pumps, efficient lighting, Gifford Pinchot, Art Rosenfeld

Building the Renewable Electron Economy - Economic and Policy Drivers for a New Clean Energy Infrastructure: Summary for Policymakers Part 3

Michael Hoexter wrote 1 year ago: In the first two parts of this summary series for policy makers, we have established that electric d … more →

Tags: Green Marketing, renewable energy, energy policy, Renewable Portfolio Standard, Al Gore, feed-in tariffs, Green Power Marketing, we campaign, Cheap Energy Contract

The Renewable Electron Economy, Supplying Clean Energy - Summary for Policymakers Part 26 comments

Michael Hoexter wrote 1 year ago: In the first part of this mini-series for policymakers, I addressed the marquee issue in energy curr … more →

Tags: renewable energy, Green Transport, energy policy, Electric transmission, electric infrastructure, Electric Motor, Nuclear Energy, Carbon capture and storage, CCS

The (Renewable) Electron Economy as the Solution to the Oil Crisis: A Summary for Policymakers - I3 comments

Michael Hoexter wrote 1 year ago: Lines formed at gas stations during the 1973 OPEC oil embargo. In the near future, rationing is more … more →

Tags: Green Transport, Efficiency/Conservation, energy policy, Battery, Electric Vehicles, trolleybuses, rail electrification, Electric transport, 2008 Election

The Renewable Electron Economy XVII: On-Grid and Grid-Optional Transport, ”Parachute” for a $140/Barrel Oil Society

Michael Hoexter wrote 1 year ago: Currently, vehicle-makers, researchers, investors and green technology analysts are involved in a hi … more →

Tags: Green Marketing, renewable energy, Green Transport, energy policy, trolleybuses, rail electrification, High Speed Rail, personal rapid transit, PRT


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