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The government’s bad idea to stop using single-use plastics

The government’s bad idea to stop using single-use plastics

By Kenneth P. Green

The Government Services Administration should not ban single-use plastics from its supply and acquisition chains.

Finding consensus on environmental and permitting reforms to build needed infrastructure
Finding consensus on environmental and permitting reforms to build needed infrastructure

By Robert Poole

Jackson’s boil advisory lifted, now must address long-term water problems 
Jackson’s boil advisory lifted, now must address long-term water problems 

By Austill Stuart

Western states facing water cuts should look at Arizona’s recent water legislation
Western states facing water cuts should look at Arizona’s recent water legislation

By Austill Stuart

How to maximize Arizona’s water investment
How to maximize Arizona’s water investment

By Austill Stuart and Leonard Gilroy

  • Florida Gov. DeSantis continues to pursue Everglades restoration
    Florida Gov. DeSantis continues to pursue Everglades restoration

    Commentary by Vittorio Nastasi

  • California should embrace large-scale water desalination projects
    California should embrace large-scale water desalination projects

    Commentary by Marc Joffe

  • Municipal water systems show wide variations in quality and financial results 
    Municipal water systems show wide variations in quality and financial results 

    Commentary by Marc Joffe

  • Laserweeding could eventually eliminate the need for many chemical herbicides
    Laserweeding could eventually eliminate the need for many chemical herbicides

    Commentary by Grayce Burns

  • Can virtual reality technology encourage remote work and slow climate change?
    Can virtual reality technology encourage remote work and slow climate change?

    Commentary by Marc Joffe

  • Municipal bonds reveal the weaknesses of ESG investing
    Municipal bonds reveal the weaknesses of ESG investing

    Commentary by Marc Joffe

  • A primer on carbon taxes
    A primer on carbon taxes

    Policy Brief by Julian Morris

  • Proposed electric vehicles tax credit prioritizes labor unions over carbon reduction goals
    Proposed electric vehicles tax credit prioritizes labor unions over carbon reduction goals

    Commentary by Robert Poole

  • Evidence-based policies to slow climate change
    Evidence-based policies to slow climate change

    Policy Study by Julian Morris

Environment Policy Studies

  • A primer on carbon taxes
    A primer on carbon taxes

    Policy Brief by Julian Morris

  • Evidence-based policies to slow climate change
    Evidence-based policies to slow climate change

    Policy Study by Julian Morris

  • Would a Green Fiscal Stimulus Help the Environment and the Economy?
    Would a Green Fiscal Stimulus Help the Environment and the Economy?

    Policy Brief by Julian Morris and Vittorio Nastasi

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