Kenneth P. Green
Kenneth P. Green is a senior fellow at Reason Foundation.
Prior to 2020, he was a resident scholar and chair in energy and environmental studies and former senior director of the Centre for Natural Resource Studies at the Fraser Institute.
Green received his doctorate in Environmental Science and Engineering from the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), an M.S. in Molecular Genetics from San Diego State University, and a B.S. in Biology from UCLA.
Mr. Green has studied public policy involving energy, risk, regulation, and the environment for nearly 20 years at public policy research institutions across North America including the Reason Foundation, the Environmental Literacy Council, and the American Enterprise Institute.
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California’s failed mandates offer some lessons for President Biden’s vaccine mandate
The Biden administration could save America from a lot of regulatory, legal and political fighting over its proposed COVID-19 vaccine mandate by recognizing how this mandate approach failed in California in the past.
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The Texas Power Fiasco Shows Need to Find a Balance With Wind Power and Other Renewables
We have to stop pretending it’s all one way or the other, renewable or conventional, and strive to find the proper balance that keeps the system working and from failing its customers in deadly ways as it did in Texas.
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It Is Time for Environmentalism 3.0
Many of the policies promoted to address the most serious and high profile environmental problems—climate change, declining biodiversity, oceanic dead zones, and tropical deforestation—simply aren’t working.
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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