Environmental Protection Agency (EPA, United States)
Garbology: Difference Engine: Talking trash
With landfills overflowing, it is time to build some clean incinerators(15)
Measuring the impact of regulation: The rule of more
Rule-making is being made to look more beneficial under Barack Obama(29)
Excessive regulation: Tangled up in green tape
The EPA, Congress, activists, the courts and power companies themselves all share the blame for the chaotic nature of environmental regulation in America(166)
Fuel economy: Difference engine: Going along for the ride
People say they want more fuel-efficient cars, but few actually buy them(81)
Recycling water: Difference engine: Waste not, want not
With demand outstripping supply, people will have to start drinking waste-water(73)
Air-quality regulations: Don’t hold your breath
New rules on power-plant emissions invite a host of lawsuits(4)
The next steps on climate change: Getting angry and going right
As environmentalists regroup, what strategy will they take?(59)
Economics focus: Clause and effect
The business cycle matters when assessing the cost of new regulations(9)
Ozone regulation: In the pea soup
The administration hands a victory to America’s polluters(16)
Ozone regulations: Smashing windows, getting fresh air
The economic case for new environmental regulation(84)
Biofuels: The Difference Engine: The beef about corn
Why America is no longer betting the farm on corn-based ethanol(35)
Environmentalism under fire: Soaring emissions
The rhetoric about environmental controls killing jobs is getting louder and louder(39)
Electronic waste: Don't let's waste waste
It is a good idea to start thinking long-term about the problem of e-waste(3)
Environmental regulation: The irony of the tragedy of the commons
The darkly ironic side of Americans' preferred way of fighting global warming(42)
The environment: Heated but hollow
Congress embarks on a rhetorical debate about greenhouse gases(34)
Congress and climate change: Congress, climate change and incompetent grandstanding
The sorry state of the debate over global warming on Capitol Hill(38)
Pollution and race: In whose backyard?
The battle for “environmental justice”(6)
Green above and clean below(0)
Water-saving in the north-east: Trees grow in Brooklyn
A natural form of relief for overworked city sewers(5)
Ethanol: Another win for ethanol
As if that's surprising(20)
The future of fuel economy: The Difference Engine: Going electric
Sticker shock for the new generation of plug-in cars(43)
Climate-change policy: Let it be
The Democrats abandon their efforts to limit emissions through legislation(65)
Biofuels under scrutiny: The age of ethanol
A dysfunctional system may become more so(27)
Climate policy: Door number three?
What's the best way to cut carbon emissions?(16)
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