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The Economist
Latest News & Articles
Overvaluing the Unburnable Fuel -
Markets can misprice risk, as investors in subprime mortgages discovered in 2008. Several recent reports suggest that markets are now overlooking the risk of “unburnable...
A Life Without Nuclear Energy -
Two years have passed since an earthquake and tsunami destroyed the huge Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear plant owned by Tokyo Electric Power (TEPCO), on the Japanese north-east coast—and...
It's Time for America to Nix the Ethanol Mandate -
THE uneasy relationship between America’s corn (maize) farmers and its oil refiners is fraying at the edges. The source of the conflict is the amount of corn-derived ethanol which has to...
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- Will Independence Destroy Scottish Renewables? - The Economist
- The Unsurprising Return of Dear Sweet Crude - The Economist
- Germany's Energy Turn a Political Powder Keg - The Economist
- Oil Makes Norway an Enemy to It's Neighbors - The Economist
- A Battery-Driven World Could Electrify the Economy - The Economist
- China Wants More Nuclear Plants than Anyone Else - The Economist
- Beijing's Blackest Day - Editors, The Economist
- Middle East's Tortuous Triangle Playing a Deadly Game - The Economist
- America Is Energy Self-Sufficient with Oil to Spare - The Economist
- Best Way to Kick Oil Habit Is Illegal, But for How Long? - Economist
- James Hansen's Passionate New Climate Change Paper - The Economist
- Japan and the Atom: Nuclearphobia - Banyan, The Economist
- China Wants Expertise Even More Than Oil - Editors, The Economist
- Incentivising Climate Innovation - R.A., The Economist
- China Could Be a Sleeping Energy Giant - Editorial, The Economist
- The 21st Could Prove to Be the Century of Gas - Editorial, The Economist
- Whether Pump Prices Rise or Fall, Obama Gets the Blame - Economist
- Will Oil Riches Trickle Down to Angola's Poor? - The Economist
- Arctic Concerns Go Beyond Fattening the Resource Pigs - Economist
- Power Politics Are Behind Pakistan's Energy Riots - The Economist
- Oil Exporters Are Driving Global Imbalances - The Economist
- Fernandez Alienates Investors for Cash Craving - The Economist
- What If Cheap Oil Is Gone For Good? - Buttonwood, The Economist
- Fracking Won't Transform Britain Like It Has U.S. - Editors, Economist
- Only Saudi Oil Can Keep the Market Stable - The Economist
- Why the Nuclear Dream Has Not Failed - Dr. Parthasarathy, Rediff News
- The Age of the Wooden Battery Upon Us? - Editors, The Economist
- Rare Earths Demand Could Rapidly Deplete Supply - Editors, Economist
- Assessing the Risks of a 2012 Oil Shock - Editors, The Economist
- The Right and Wrong Ways to Deal With Dearer Oil - Editors, Economist
- The Emerging Energy Consensus - E.G., The Economist
- A Tale of Spies, Uranium & Bad Management - Editors, The Economist
- Dear Oil, Please Not THAT Again - Editors, The Economist
- Oil, Water and Trouble in Brazil - Editors, The Economist
- Who Will Buy France's Nuclear Reactors? - Editors, The Economist
- Japan's Energy Crisis - Editors, The Economist
- DEBATE: Subsidizing Renewables to Kick Fossil Fuel Habit? - Economist
- Golden State's Energy Plan Looks Very Un-American - The Economist
- Britain's Trouble Turning Up the Heat - Editors, The Economist
- The Other Keystone Debate - M.D., The Economist
- Why is Arctic Ice Melting Faster Than Predicted? - Editors, Economist
- How Will We Keep the Lights On & the Temperature Down? - Economist
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