Ben Lieberman is a senior fellow at the Competitive Enterprise Institute specializing in environmental policy.
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The federal government’s most sensible response to the high gasoline prices we are now experiencing is the exact opposite of what it is currently doing…. Read More
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It happens every spring—on the first hot day, homeowners switch on their air conditioners that have sat idle since September, cross their fingers, and pray… Read More
President Obama has a solution to the Gulf oil spill: $7-a-gallon gas. That’s a Harvard University study’s estimate of the per-gallon price of the president’s… Read More
The Washington Post asks: “What does it mean for a nation to be energy independent? Is it realistic and if so how should that be… Read More
The same ethical advice for doctors also makes sense for Congress as it considers several pending global warming bills – first do no harm. Given… Read More
The following Q&A with The Heritage Foundation’s Ben Lieberman is cross-posted from The Washington Post’s Planet Panel: Q: As the controversy swirling around the IPCC… Read More
The Washington Post asks: “Recently, a U.N. scientific report was found to have included a false conclusion about the melting of Himalayan glaciers. That followed… Read More
Q: If we’re so worried about global warming why has it been so cold here in the U.S., in Europe and other parts of the… Read More
To fully appreciate what a step backwards the final Copenhagen accord is, one has to recall the buildup to it. For the last two years,… Read More
The Heritage Foundation’s Steven Groves and Ben Lieberman are live at the Copenhagen Climate Change Conference reporting from a conservative perspective. Follow their reports on… Read More
