The Globalist

Why have major U.S. newspapers given minimal coverage to the Pegasus oil pipeline spills?

What is the U.S. State Department’s vision for a better future for global energy and the environment?

Could crude production from Alberta’s oil sands fund an offset program to reduce carbon emissions by making homes energy efficient?

Can China’s cities by 2030 really accommodate one billion residents — equal to one in every eight people on the planet?

How does one turn environmental problems into a threat for the United States and then into a profit opportunity?

Why is it that U.S. business and society seem less well prepared to tackle a long-term challenge such as climate change?

Why don’t Americans let themselves be spurred to stimulate their competitive juices when they look at China?

Can optimism be a substitute for doing really hard work? Or is it just a very transparent excuse for a cop-out on climate change?

What is the real challenge President Obama and the American people must urgently resolve?

Does it even make sense to hold federal elections in the United States? After all, they never provide any real resolution.