Barry Rabe

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Rabe in Christian Science Monitor on New York's decision to ban fracking

Dec 18, 2014

“To frack, or not to frack? That was the question facing New York,” writes Jared Gilmour, staff writer for the Christian Science Monitor, in the January 17 article, “Is New York Governor’s ban on fracking grounded in science?” The article...

Rabe discusses national pushback on renewable energy laws with HuffPo

Dec 10, 2014

In the near future, the Michigan legislature could redefine ‘renewable energy.’ Barry Rabe discusses the potential ramifications with Kate Abbey-Lambertz of the Huffington Post. In “Michigan May Redefine Fuel From Burning Tires As Renewable...

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Michigan May Redefine Fuel From Burning Tires As Renewable Energy

Dec 10, 2014 The Huffington Post

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Boehner And Republicans Plan To Reverse Growth Numbers and Kill Jobs

Dec 6, 2014 Politicus USA

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Rabe in HuffPo on likely impact of Republican jobs bills

Dec 2, 2014

Barry Rabe was one of five policy and economic experts tapped by the Huffington Post to examine the merits of the 40-plus jobs bills Republicans have tried to pass in recent years. While the majority of the bills have stalled in the...

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Jobs Bills That Don’t Create Jobs: What Republican Control Could Mean

Nov 30, 2014 The Huffington Post

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How states should tax new fossil fuel boom

Nov 14, 2014

In “How Should States Tax New Fossil Fuel Boom,” Barry Rabe speaks with Michigan Radio’s Stateside with Cynthia Canty to discuss the taxation of fossil fuels, which has become a frontline political issue in many states due to the growth of fracking....

Barry Rabe on U.S./China climate deal

Nov 13, 2014

In the November 13 U.S. News & World Report story, “Obama’s latest climate goal with China, what it will take” Barry Rabe discusses President Barack Obama’s recent pledge to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by nearly 30 percent from 2005 levels by...

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Obama's Latest Climate Goal: What It Will Take to Rein in Emissions

Nov 12, 2014 US News

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Stateside for Wednesday, Nov. 12

Nov 12, 2014 Michigan Public Radio

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Can China hide behind the U.S. on climate change?

Nov 6, 2014 The Asia Dialogue

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Climate Hawk Gives Unbeatable Fred Upton a Run for His Oil Industry Money

Nov 3, 2014 Inside Climate News

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Fewer Americans Think Global Warming Is Happening

Oct 21, 2014 Inside Science

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The multibillion dollar question: How to spend carbon revenues?

Oct 13, 2014 Energy Institute at HAAS

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Mich. Pipeline Leak Is Political Fodder in Heated House Race

Sep 14, 2014 Inside Climate News

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States lower energy taxes to attract business as production thrives

Sep 10, 2014 Bakken

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Pennsylvanians less likely than New Yorkers to view fracking negatively

Sep 9, 2014 Phys.org

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Study: As Oil and Gas Boom, Energy Taxes Fall

Sep 9, 2014 US News

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Poll: Carbon Tax Reused for Renewables Could Work for U.S. Voters

Jul 24, 2014 The Triple Pundit

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US poll finds 60% back carbon tax - if used for renewables

Jul 23, 2014 The Age

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Carbon tax might work, if revenue funds renewables

Jul 23, 2014

A July 21 report released by Barry Rabe, director of the Center for Local, State, and Urban Policy (CLOSUP), and collaborators at the Muhlenberg College Institute of Public Opinion, "Public Views on a Carbon Tax Depend on the Proposed Use of...

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Support for carbon taxes may rise with detail about revenue uses, report suggests

Jul 23, 2014 E&E News

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Carbon tax finds bipartisan support when funds are delegated to a specific cause

Jul 22, 2014 Michigan Public Radio

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Opinion: New survey: Public likes carbon taxes, with caveats

Jul 21, 2014 LA Times

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Local opposition to fracking gains momentum in Colorado

Jul 18, 2014

Municipal control over energy policy could make hydraulic fracturing a risky investment in Colorado, Ford School professor Barry Rabe tells the Christian Science Monitor in a July 17 article by Jared Gilmour, titled "In US energy boom, who decides...

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New interstate pipeline proposed near old pipeline-rupture site

Jul 2, 2014

"The wild grass is only now beginning to hide the scar left by the giant ditch digger that gouged a trench though Ron Kardos' Oceola Township, Mich., pasture last year for an oil pipeline - but already Kardos is preparing for another onslaught of...

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