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  • Market-Oriented New Urbanism
    Market-Oriented New Urbanism

    New urbanists should distance themselves from the smart growth agenda

    By Chris Fiscelli
    April 21, 2003

  • Customer Choice Key to CA Energy Crisis
    Customer Choice Key to CA Energy Crisis

    New York shows how retail choice can work

    By Lynne Kiesling
    April 21, 2003

  • Rebuilding Iraq
    Rebuilding Iraq

    Privatization and the role of contract services

    By Adrian Moore
    April 17, 2003

  • FERC Report Moves Toward Regulatory Certainty in CA
    FERC Report Moves Toward Regulatory Certainty in CA

    Market-based electricity neeeded

    By Lynne Kiesling
    April 7, 2003

  • Arrogant and Corrupt
    Arrogant and Corrupt

    California Coastal Commission should be restructured

    By Michael De Alessi
    April 5, 2003

  • Elephants, Markets, and Mandates
    Elephants, Markets, and Mandates

    Protecting endangered species

    By Michael De Alessi
    April 1, 2003

  • State of the Air Report
    State of the Air Report

    Four questions to ask American Lung Association

    By Joel Schwartz and Steven Hayward
    April 1, 2003

  • Can the Government Pick Technology Winners? Can Anyone?
    Can the Government Pick Technology Winners? Can Anyone?

    Fuel cell powered and hybrid buildings offer several benefits

    By Lynne Kiesling
    March 28, 2003

  • Hydrogen-Powered Buildings
    Hydrogen-Powered Buildings

    Fuel cell powered and hybrid buildings offer several benefits

    By Lynne Kiesling
    March 27, 2003

  • Does California Really Need More Planning?
    Does California Really Need More Planning?

    Development should be a reaction to market demand

    By Chris Fiscelli
    March 26, 2003

  • Are Hydrogen Fueling Station Subsidies Necessary?
    Are Hydrogen Fueling Station Subsidies Necessary?

    Forcing hydrogen to follow gasoline model is poor choice

    By Lynne Kiesling
    March 26, 2003

  • Scapegoating Isn’t an Energy Policy
    Scapegoating Isn’t an Energy Policy

    Blackouts, high rates are the result of government's poor decisions

    By Lynne Kiesling
    March 26, 2003

  • The Economics of Hydrogen: Innovation in Mature and New Technologies
    The Economics of Hydrogen: Innovation in Mature and New Technologies

    Hydrogen fuel cells are not silver bullet

    By Lynne Kiesling
    March 25, 2003

  • The Science of Hydrogen Fuel Cells
    The Science of Hydrogen Fuel Cells

    Bush pledges $1.2 billion in subsidies

    By Lynne Kiesling
    March 24, 2003

  • The Vast, Right-wing Sprawl Conspiracy?
    The Vast, Right-wing Sprawl Conspiracy?

    Smart growthers misunderstand free-market approach

    By Leonard Gilroy
    March 20, 2003

  • Focusing on Performance to Achieve Balanced Budgets
    Focusing on Performance to Achieve Balanced Budgets

    Across-the-board cuts are bad ideas

    By Geoffrey Segal
    March 18, 2003

  • Efforts to Build Infill Housing in California Won’t Solve Growth Woes
    Efforts to Build Infill Housing in California Won’t Solve Growth Woes

    Steeper housing shortfall and higher prices likely result

    By Chris Fiscelli
    March 17, 2003

  • Fuel-cell Powered PDAs? They’re Coming
    Fuel-cell Powered PDAs? They’re Coming

    Alternatives to batteries are coming

    By Lynne Kiesling
    March 17, 2003

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