Kenneth Green
Kenneth Green, D.Env., is Director of the Environmental Program at Reason Public Policy Institute and an expert reviewer for the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC)'s most recent report on climate change. Dr. Green has published several peer-reviewed policy studies on climate change for RPPI, including A Plain English Guide to the Science of Climate Change, Climate Change Policy Options and Impacts, Evaluating the Kyoto Approach to Climate Change, and A Baker's Dozen: 13 Questions People Ask About the Science of Climate Change. He received his doctorate in environmental science and engineering from UCLA in 1994.
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Crichton’s State of Fear
Book exposes faulty climate change arguments
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California Dreamin’
State's environmental standards misguided
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Cleaning the Air in California
Plan to cut greenhouse gases is bad policy
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Pavley’s Ploy May Carjack Motorists
Plan will hurt taxpayers, but won't dent global warming
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Removing the 55 MPH Speed Limit
Testimony to the Texas Natural Resource Conservation Committee
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Hearing on Removing the 55-MPH Speed Limit on Automobiles
Testimony to the Texas Natural Resource Conservation Committee
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Cooperative Environmental Problem-Solving Works Best
Testimony to US House Subcommittee on Energy Policy, Natural Resources and Regulatory Affairs
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American Lung Association’s Report Misleads Public
Pollution isn't getting worse
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Warning: Eco-Posturing Ahead in CA
Are Californians responsible for global warming?