The argument for closed networks sounds good on paper. But how they work in real life might be a different story
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Understand the Future of Energy by Looking to the Past
Over the last few hundred years, transitions to new energy sources have created significant challenges. We’ve moved from wood to coal,...
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Psychological and cultural biases prevent third-party experts from acting as neutral brokers in policy debates.
The economic benefits of exporting liquefied natural gas outweigh fears of increasing prices domestically.
The twice-yearly UT Energy Poll also shows changes in thinking on climate change.
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Tools that help people minimize their taxes may seem unfair ... until you qualify for them.
New technologies and clean fuels offer hope for renewable projects that have struggled to find investors.
Raising the minimum wage would help stabilize millions of minority women and working families, report shows.
Obama: Supply-side policies that strengthen the U.S. labor force and economic output are vital to recovery.
Video: Marital bliss comes at a cost when tax laws place higher rates on the income of married couples.
Congress' debt ceiling showdown is stunting economic growth and deterring business investments, experts say.
An interesting debate has brewed over the plan to ban large sugary drinks in New York City starting next month. It pits personal responsibility against...
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State legislators are evaluating corporate tax breaks, incentives for business growth, ...
Calls to ban or curtail hydraulic fracturing in the U.S. ignore potential environmental and economic benefits.
Has the imperative to redistribute income superseded the goals of growing the economy and containing deficits?
As the U.S. government prepares for worse times ahead, it is also closing down many avenues that could allow citizens to protect their wealth in a true...
