What are we to make of the Obama Administration’s unprecedented move to permanently ban offshore oil and gas drilling in the Arctic and the Atlantic coast? …the move was doubtless greeted with quiet delight in Riyadh and Bejing, and most of all in Moscow.
Real Clear World We are supposed to believe that Russian President Vladimir Putin and U.S. President-elect Donald Trump have a budding bromance, as it is called, because Trump made a few off-hand comments during the campaign.
Policy Reforms to Advance Innovation: A Project of National Affairs There are three broad and immutable trends that should anchor American energy policies in the realities of our 21st-century circumstances.
So far it has cost Saudi Arabia something like $200 billion to undertake one of the most expensive experiments of all time. … What we’re witnessing is a two-part test.
Real Clear Policy Let me start where Fred Krupp and I agree. We both want a more secure America, a vibrant economy and more jobs
Real Clear Policy Imagine it’s after Inauguration Day. The next president asks the staff of, say, the White House Science Office to come up with a strategy for a bipartisan energy policy for the post-campaign-promise period.
