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Korea has an opportunity to exercise historic leadership when it chairs the G20 meeting in Seoul. This will be the first time that a non-G7…
In this article the author discusses the position of science in public policies in the U.S. She mentions the views of physicist John…
This chapter discusses the difficulties associated with deploying renewable electricity over large scale electricity markets. It considers…
Water and energy are closely linked. The water industry is energy-intensive, consuming electricity for desalination, pumping, and treatment…
Russia, the United States and other countries must cooperate to enable large-scale growth of nuclear energy around the world while…
This article addresses a gap in the literature connecting the empirical observation of a democratic peace to a theoretical mechanism…
How Americans absorb news—in this case, news about a war involving Americans—turns out to have a lot to do with what they believe before…
To produce better results, a number of public agencies and governmental jurisdictions have created their own PerformanceStat leadership…
Most philosophical explorations of responsibility discuss the topic solely in terms of metaphysics and the "free will" problem. By contrast…
Electricity transmission pricing and transmission grid expansion have received increasing regulatory and analytical attention in recent…