Reports and publications
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Many political observers have speculated that EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt is using his current job to run for the US Senate.
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US to relax protection rules for sage grouse, oil drillers to benefit
Type: Column/Article
Date: August 8, 2017
The Interior Department on Monday took steps to overhaul important aspects of an Obama-era program to protect sage grouse.
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Here's How Businesses Can Be Resilient To Climate Change Disruption
Type: Column/Article
Date: August 7, 2017
Businesses, cities, and small communities have no choice but to adapt to these new climate conditions. “Resilience” needs to be the strategic centerpiece; the alternative is devastating.
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Here's how businesses can be resilient to climate change disruption
Type: Column/Article
Date: August 7, 2017
Companies and communities must learn quickly to inform investments and operations with realistic expectations of change.
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Comments on Failure to Use the Social Cost of Greenhouse Gases in the Supplemental Draft Environmental Impact Statement for Coal Lease Modifications
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California’s elected leaders showed that even with deep partisan divides fissuring Washington, D.C., Democrats and Republicans can still come together
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The program is helping the state cut carbon pollution and injecting billions of dollars into new and innovative clean energy and green technology projects that create good-paying jobs
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Trudeau must hold the line on Canada’s new methane rules - with Ed Whittingham
Type: Column/Article
Date: July 11, 2017
Each year, enough methane is lost from Canadian oil and gas fields to supply every household in Edmonton and Calgary combined.