An examination of the current impasse in climate policy and the potential steps nations can take to reduce greenhouse gases.

Robert Hahn argues that over the next decade the best strategy for policy makers is to build institutions that can address climate change in the future by developing a capacity at the nation-state level to measure greenhouse gas emissions and to implement and assess greenhouse gas inventories...

What new climate change policies should the federal government adopt?The authorexplores options that policymakers might consider, as well as the costs and benefits of current policies.

Robert W. Hahn discusses what steps nations should take to control greenhouse gas emissions.

Schelling argues that future generations will be able to bear the cost of curtailing greenhouse gas emissions more easily than the present generation.

Two prominent economists comment on the bitter, divisive, and passionate debate on the proper direction of environmental policy.