Slippery Property Rights: Multiple Water Uses and the Neoliberal Model in Chile, 1981-1995

If/Then: Pending Deregulation of Greenhouse Gas Emissions Could Create Significant Negative Health Effects

If the US Environmental Protection Agency finalizes a rule on greenhouse gas emissions without quantifying related effects on human health, then Congress could respond by requiring this and future rules to account for human health effects.

Finding Flexibility in Data Center Use, with Johanna Mathieu

Johanna Mathieu discusses her research on inefficiencies in the electric power system and how data centers may be able to reduce strain on the electric grid.

Geothermal Energy Is Heating Up

As federal support wavers for renewable energy, geothermal is having a moment. This clean, reliable power source could meet growing US energy needs. But what’s the status of the geothermal industry today, and what challenges does it need to overcome?

Weather Extremes Disrupt Insurance Markets

Insurance coverage is getting harder for homeowners to maintain—particularly in areas of the United States where extreme weather events are wreaking havoc.