From the Cover
Confessions of an Energy Economist
My career in energy policy revealed the power of politics.
Promoting Cost-Effective Grid Modernization
Incumbent utilities are using state-granted rights of first refusal to block competitors’ transmission lines.
The Limits to Green Energy
A renewable grid faces severe obstacles.
Features
Regulation and Regulation, Then and Now
A look back at the last 45 years and ahead at the next 45.
NAGPRA: From Compromise to Collapse
Federal legislation that was crafted as a compromise between researchers and Native American tribes is being misread and creating conflict.
Considering the Case for Slavery Reparations
There’s no just way to decide who should pay whom.
Giving Shareholders the Right to Say No
Shareholders should be able to vote against pursuing securities class action suits.
