The Cynical Economist

Review and Outlook

Dec. 8: The Copenhagen Concoction

Dec. 8: An Inconvenient Democracy

Dec. 3: The Real Copenhagen Agenda

Dec. 2: Global Warming Revolt

Nov. 30: The Economics of Climate Change

Nov. 27: Rigging a Climate ‘Consensus’

Nov. 24: Global Warming With the Lid Off

Nov. 24: Climate Science and Candor

Nov. 17: Copenhagen’s Collapse

Oct. 29: Sins of Emission

Oct. 4: The ‘Absurd Results’ Doctrine

Aug. 12: More Cap-and-Trade War

July 24: Listening to India

July 13: King Canute at the G-8

July 6: The Carbonated Congress

June 26: The Cap and Tax Fiction

June 6: ‘Worse than Fiction’

June 2: Pelosi’s Chinese Climate Change

March 19: Canberra’s Carbon Awakening

March 5: Climate Change Astrology

Dec. 12, 2008: Obama’s Carbon Busters

Dec. 10, 2008: The ‘Green Jobs’ Myth

Oct. 20, 2008: Obama’s Carbon Ultimatum

Commentary

Dec. 9: Fred Krupp: From Copenhagen to Congress

Dec. 8: Bret Stephens: The Totalities of Copenhagen

Dec. 7: Gordon Crovitz: Climate of Uncertainty Heats Up

Dec. 7: Bjorn Lomborg: Global Warming and Mt. Kilimanjaro

Dec. 4: Richard Lester: The High Costs of Copenhagen

Dec. 3: Daniel Henninger: Climategate: Science is Dying

Dec. 2: Mike Hulme: The Science and Politics of Climate Change

Nov. 30: Richard Lindzen: The Climate Science Isn’t Settled

Nov. 30:Bret Stephens: Climategate: Follow the Money

Nov. 29: Gordon Crovitz: The Web Discloses Inconvenient Climate Truths

Nov. 29: Bjorn Lomborg: Climate Change and Melting Glaciers

Nov. 26: Kim Strassel: ‘Cap and Trade Is Dead’

Nov. 22: Bjorn Lomborg: Cyclones and Global Warming

Nov. 18: Anne Jolis: Revenge of the Climate Laymen

Nov. 15: Bjorn Lomborg: Ethiopia, Malnutrition and Climate Change

Nov. 12: Kim Strassel: The EPA’s Paranoid Style

Nov. 11: Holman Jenkins: The Economic Uses of Al Gore

Nov. 9: Bjorn Lomborg: Global Warming as Seen From Bangladesh

Nov. 11: Bjorn Lomborg: Climate Change and Malaria in Africa

Oct. 27: Bret Stephens: Freaked Out Over SuperFreakonomics

Oct. 25: The Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew: Our Indivisible Environment

Oct. 22: Bjorn Lomborg: The View from Vanuatu on Climate Change

Oct. 21: Kirsten Gillibrand: Cap and Trade Could Be a Boon to New York

Oct. 6: Tim Groser: Cutting Carbon, Feeding the World

Aug. 28: Bjorn Lomborg: Technology Can Fight Global Warming

Aug. 24: David Shoenbrod and Richard Stewart: The Cap-and-Trade Bait and Switch

Aug. 4: Bret Stephens: Global Warming and the Poor

July 22: Bret Stephens: Al Gore’s Doomsday Clock

July 20: William Antholis: India and Climate Change

July 3: Kim Strassel: The EPA Silences a Climate Skeptic

June 26: Kim Strassel: The Climate Change Climate Change

June 25: Martin Livermore: Cap and Trade Doesn’t Work

May 23: Scott Carson: How Boeing Fights Climate Change

May 22: Bjorn Lomborg: The Climate-Industrial Complex

May 15: Mitch Daniels: Indiana Says ‘No Thanks’ to Cap and Trade

April 24: Kim Strassel: Global Warming Overreach

April 3: F. James Sensenbrenner Jr.: Technology Is the Answer to Climate Change

March 24: Fred Krupp: Carbon Caps Are the Best Policy

March 6: Kim Strassel: The Climate Change Lobby Has Regrets

Feb. 25: Holman Jenkins: Obama Needs a ‘Not To Do’ List

Feb. 20: Max Schulz: Don’t Count on ‘Countless’ Green Jobs

Jan. 28: Holman Jenkins: Detroit Takes One (More) For the Team

Dec. 12, 2008: Tim Wilson: A Bad Climate Trade-off

Dec. 3, 2008: Ralph Nader and Toby Heaps: We Need a Global Carbon Tax

Nov. 24, 2008: Jeff Swartz: CEOs Can Have a ‘Huge Impact’ on Climate Change