A critical step in reducing greenhouse gas emissions is the introduction of new technologies for energy supply and use.

The United Nations conference in Copenhagen will follow in the hypocritical footsteps of Kyoto, with countries declaring their resolution to curb GHG emissions while at the same time either refusing to pay the costs or claiming exemption from controls.

This book, the second in the series by Newt Gingrich and William R. Forstchen, continues the story of a Confederate victory at Gettysburg.

As the House plans to vote on the legislation, AEI energy and environmental scholars find many problematic elements within the proposed bill, and all note that this legislation consists, at its core, of a cap and trade program for greenhouse gases.

President Obama in his State of the Union Address proposed that legislation be passed authorizing FHA to provide all homeowners that are current on their mortgage the opportunity to refinance at today's record low rates.

In the Alice in Wonderland world of U.S. policy toward the Hermit Kingdom, all the White House can summon itself to do is "condemn" North Korea's attack on Yeonpyeong.

One of the strangest developments in financial markets this year is the "Lafite effect." It offers a valuable lesson about investing.

The Committee sees no good reason for the SEC to intensify the regulation of short selling. Short sales play an important role in our stock markets, allowing investors to express legitimate concerns about accounting irregularities and other reasons for the overvaluation of individual firms.