The federal government boasts the means to foster jobs growth and global economic competitiveness by helping our country’s regional economies grow and prosper, write Sarah Wartell Rosen, Ed Paisley, and Kate Gordon.
The Republican Study Committee’s recommendations undermine America’s potential clean energy leadership, writes Kate Gordon.
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No longer the maker of just low-cost consumer goods, China's investments in technology innovation should serve as a warning to the United States.
Kate Gordon, Bracken Hendricks, and Lisbeth Kaufman examine the reasons why a strong U.S. advanced manufacturing base is important for jobs and innovation, especially in clean energy.
The new Congress can create jobs and end fossil fuel dependence, write Kate Gordon and Jake Caldwell.
Richard W. Caperton and Kate Gordon demonstrate why renewable energy cash grants are better than the old tax credit system at creating tens of thousands of jobs.
Kate Gordon and John Emerson outline three key lessons from the 1994 Northridge Earthquake that can guide the BP response and actions in future disasters.
Conservative opposition may have stalled comprehensive energy reform, but the pared down bill still includes important provisions, write Daniel J. Weiss and Kate Gordon.
Bracken Hendricks, Kate Gordon, and Tom Kenworthy outline a framework for addressing the current crisis in the gulf and rebuilding our energy future so that it never happens again.
CAP Action's Kate Gordon testifies before the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee on the liability and financial responsibility for oil spills under the OPA.
Kate Gordon and Richard Caperton offer a plan for rebuilding the regional economies now being walloped by the BP oil catastrophe.
The Security in Energy and Manufacturing Act will put Americans back to work, argue Richard W. Caperton, Sima J. Gandhi, and Kate Gordon.
Daniel Weiss and Kate Gordon show that “energy-only” legislation that fails to put a price on carbon pollution is less effective and more costly than comprehensive reform.
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A report from Kate Gordon, Julian L. Wong, and JT McLain explains what is at stake for the United States if it doesn't become a top player in the emerging global low-carbon economy.
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Kate Gordon talks about how the United States measures up against other countries on clean energy investments and how we can get back ahead of the pack.