Commentary from Community Health and Environmental Policy

Energy Consumption

Global Methane Initiative: Converting Harmful Emissions to Usable Energy
Carbon dioxide has garnered the most attention in the climate change debate because it accounts for the bulk of greenhouse gas emissions. But there is good reason to worry about methane, say Nicholas Burger and Noreen Clancy.
Feb 6, 2013
Nicholas E. Burger, Noreen Clancy
Community Resilience

In Brief: Jordan R. Fischbach on Adapting to Climate Change on the Coast
In this video, Jordan Fischbach discusses how RAND helped Louisiana develop its 2012 Coastal Master Plan and key lessons that can make other communities more resilient in the face of natural disasters.
Feb 6, 2013
Jordan R. Fischbach
Community Resilience

What Louisiana Can Teach New York and New Jersey
“Super Storm” Sandy has created a rare moment when New York City and surrounding areas are singularly focused on the infrastructure needed in a changing environment. It is a moment to look south at Louisiana.
Nov 9, 2012
Debra Knopman, Jordan R. Fischbach, et al.
Energy Security

Two Unspoken Issues in the Presidential Energy Debate
Both candidates glossed over two issues: the myth that independence from imported oil will reduce gasoline prices and the policies that will be needed to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and temper climate change, writes Keith Crane.
Nov 5, 2012
Keith Crane
Hurricanes

Has the Gulf Coast Learned Katrina's Lessons in Time for Isaac?
Seven years after Hurricane Katrina, it's clear that New Orleans and other cities along the Gulf Coast are applying what they learned then in preparation for Hurricane Isaac, write Gary Cecchine and Jordan R. Fischbach.
Aug 28, 2012
Gary Cecchine @GaryCecchine, Jordan R. Fischbach
Global Climate Change

Redesigning the International Approach to Climate Change
Limiting climate change requires a revolution in the way the global economy generates and consumes energy. It is becoming increasingly clear that the current diplomatic approach should be redesigned to meet this immense political, technical, and social challenge, writes Robert J. Lempert.
Jul 1, 2010
Robert J. Lempert @RobertLempert

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Commentary from Community Health and Environmental Policy

Global Methane Initiative: Converting Harmful Emissions to Usable Energy

In Brief: Jordan R. Fischbach on Adapting to Climate Change on the Coast

What Louisiana Can Teach New York and New Jersey

Two Unspoken Issues in the Presidential Energy Debate

Has the Gulf Coast Learned Katrina's Lessons in Time for Isaac?

Redesigning the International Approach to Climate Change

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