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When faith in the dollar runs out
All I can think about is how utterly unprepared most people are here in the U.S. to cope with the coming challenges swirling around the Venn-diagram intersection of global economic collapse, peak oil, and global climate change. For any problem, I find it’s always helpful (for me at least) to formulate a “to do list.”
October 8, 2008
Cap-and-trade vs. carbon tax: formulating an effective carbon accounting system
The most critical thing is not which system we ultimately choose to go with, but that we make the system as transparent, robust, and equitable as possible. And, of course, that we put it into place as soon as possible—we simply do not have much time left to start initiating these reductions in emissions.
September 8, 2008
