The EU’s ailing Emissions Trading System is looking more useless than ever before.
The green scheme’s latest quarterly auction was yet another disappointment.
All is not well in the Golden State’s fledgling carbon market.
From the US to Europe to Asia, the price of carbon is way too low to affect serious change in emissions habits.
Young Americans expect to lean more heavily on Social Security when they retire. But the system is underfunded.
Give shale the credit it’s due this holiday weekend.
An analysis of their trade flows suggests so.
We are greatly saddened here at The American Interest to hear about the death of our friend, colleague, and mentor Zbigniew Brzezinski.
China wants to help Egypt construct a new capital—but can they follow through?
The President’s assault on P.C. was at least partly successful. That is both good and bad.
