Category Archives: climate change

Is Clean Water Vs. Dirty Air a Good Trade-Off?

Do you need to put 5,000 more cars to the road to get clean drinking water? I find the trade-offs that arise in energy development, environmental protection and human health fascinating. Over the years I’ve written on this topic a few times: … Continue reading

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Do Americans Believe in Global Warming Anymore?

By Lakis Polycarpou In the last couple of years, it became conventional wisdom that most Americans no longer believe in global warming—a dramatic shift from only a few years ago. In fact, according to Scott Keeter, director of survey research at … Continue reading

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