Barry Rabe

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Rabe says climate concerns matter in 2020 vote

Sep 22, 2020 Environment & Energy News

"In ways that we haven't seen before, the climate and environment issues never really go away. It keeps resurfacing in ways that are relatively unique to the last 20 years or so," Rabe told E&E News. Read the full Environment & Energy News...

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Rabe: Green Super PACs can have real influence in 2020 elections

Jul 30, 2020

In an article in E&E News, Ford School professor Barry Rabe is quoted as saying that the League of Conservation Voters (LCV), among other environmental organizations, can have a real impact on the elections in 2020. The article states, “The LCV...

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Rabe lauds the Great American Outdoors Act

Jul 20, 2020

Ford School professor of Environmental Policy Barry Rabe writes in an essay for the Niskanen Center July 16 that” the recent Senate passage of the Great American Outdoors Act–buoyed with overwhelming bipartisan support–is a remarkable achievement in...

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Future presidential climate change actions are limited, Rabe argues

Jun 25, 2020

In a FixGov blog for the Brookings Institution, Ford School professor Barry Rabe argues that environmental policy has been shaped for too long by executive order and administrative powers rather than more enduring legislation. "So should the 46th...

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Lessons from the Clean Air Act

Jun 15, 2020 Resources

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Daily on Energy: Aggrieved ethanol producers lay out demands for Congress, the EPA, and the FDA

May 15, 2020 Washington Examiner

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Biden risks alienating voters with climate policies, according to Rabe

May 15, 2020

Ford School professor Barry Rabe was quoted in an article in the Washington Examiner on May 14 about the risks of Vice President Joe Biden's campaign veering too far left in its climate policy. “At some point, there will be disappointment,” said...

Governors have emerged as President Trump's main opposition, according to Rabe

May 1, 2020

Tensions between Democratic governors and President Trump has been growing for years. Response to the coronavirus pandemic has exacerbated and amplified those conflicts, so that Democratic governors, who have alternately criticized the President and...

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How Governors, Not Congress, Emerged as Trump's Main Opposition

Apr 28, 2020 Governing

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How the pandemic upended climate politics

Apr 20, 2020 E&E News

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Rabe explores taxing methane emissions

Mar 16, 2020

Representing a new line of research, Ford School professor Barry Rabe explores the politics around taxing methane gas releases. Rabe argues that consensus among economists is “the best way to reduce climate risks linked to carbon dioxide emissions...

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Rabe addresses the feasibility of Democratic electric vehicle proposals

Mar 9, 2020

Throughout the Democratic primary process, candidates have released climate change plans calling for the full electrification of vehicles within the next two decades. Professor Barry Rabe weighed in recently on how these proposals could impact...

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Professor Rabe: On Trump, California, and Climate Change

Mar 5, 2020 UMich Political Science News

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Stateside: Pence meets with Chaldeans; jails and mental health; EVs and MI’s auto industry

Feb 27, 2020 Michigan Radio NPR

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Democrats’ hard push for electric vehicles would upend Michigan economy

Feb 21, 2020 Bridge

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Six years on, Flint works toward justice in water crisis

Feb 18, 2020 The Christian Science Monitor

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2020 Democrats weigh in with sweeping plans to combat climate change

Feb 7, 2020 Yahoo News

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Dems swept the Midwest. Why hasn't it helped clean energy?

Jan 13, 2020 E&E News

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An end to 'oil and gas'? Industry rebrands in climate push

Jan 8, 2020 E&E News

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Trump Can Scrub the Clean Power Plan, But the West Will Stay Green

Dec 16, 2019 Stock Daily Dish

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His White House Engulfed, Trump Keeps California in the Cross Hairs

Nov 22, 2019 The New York Times

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Barry Rabe’s Canada expertise featured in Detroit Free Press column and on public panel

Nov 8, 2019

Canadian politics perhaps too rarely makes the news on the west side of the Detroit River, but the implications for the State of Michigan are vast. Ford School professor Barry Rabe has closely followed political developments in our northern...

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What every Michigander needs to know about Canada, Justin Trudeau

Nov 3, 2019 Detroit Free Press

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White House Pressed Car Makers to Join Its Fight Over California Emissions Rules

Oct 30, 2019 The New York Times

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Michigan Matters: Is Civility In Politics Dead?

Oct 25, 2019 CBS Detroit

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Trump’s revocation of the Clean Air Act’s states’ rights waiver sends a ‘chilling message’, says Rabe

Oct 10, 2019

Last month, President Trump revoked California’s waiver under the 1970 Clean Air Act, stripping California and 13 other states of their authority to set state-level standards on tailpipe emissions. Contrary to typical Republican values favoring...

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How states’ rights became a liberal environmentalist cause

Oct 9, 2019 The Christian Science Monitor

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A ‘Chilling Message’: Trump Critics See a Deeper Agenda in California Feud

Oct 3, 2019 The New York Times

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Barry Rabe contributes to New York Times reporting and analysis on greenhouse gas emissions policy

Oct 3, 2019

“If you look at the whole tweet thread, this is remarkably specific,” said Barry Rabe, professor of public policy at the Ford School, in The New York Times article “Trump Defends Plan to Kill California’s Auto-Emissions Authority”. “It almost moves...

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Trump touts auto-emissions plan: Making cars safer, he says in California

Sep 19, 2019 Northwest Arkansas Democrat Gazette

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