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International efforts, such as the Paris Agreement, aim to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. But experts say countries aren’t doing enough to limit dangerous global warming.
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November 26, 2013
Iran
Energy Independence Isn’t What’s Straining the U.S.-Saudi Relationship
The newest boom sparked by rising U.S. oil and gas production appears to be in articles about the troubled U.S.-Saudi relationship. The latest installment, provoked by the Iran nuclear deal over the …
October 15, 2013
China
Two New Looks at Energy and Security
Three years ago, convinced that U.S. thinking about energy security was stuck in the past, my colleagues and I launched a new CFR effort on energy and national security. Today, forty years after the …
June 4, 2013
China
Is China the Real Winner from Iraq’s Oil Boom?
Iraqi oil production has boomed in recent years, and Chinese companies have been deeply involved in producing and buying the oil. That prompted headline writers to go with this for a New York Times s…
June 22, 2012
China
Are the "Experts" Right About Energy?
What does the energy policy chattering class think about where the world is heading? The new issue of Foreign Policy has a neat feature that gives some interesting insight. The editors surveyed fifty…
June 18, 2012
Climate Change
Think Again: The American Energy Boom
I have a new essay in the July/August issue of Foreign Policy, out today, that takes aim at some of the emerging conventional wisdom surrounding the American oil and gas boom. Some of the themes will…