In the News
The following articles feature E3 Network in the local and national media.
Ignoring climate change hurts economy, The Press of Atlantic City, 2/14/13
Sheeran: Hold Obama to his climate promise, Newsday, 2/11/13
Joseph Stiglitz and the World Economic Forum: Making the connection between climate change and economics, Huffington Post, 1/24/13
New Study: Overfishing costs Southeast and Gulf regions millions per year, Huffington Post, 9/4/12
Overfishing has hurt the Gulf's economy, report says, Houston Chronicle (TX), 9/4/12
Southeast suffered millions in economic losses from overfishing, Fly Rod & Reel Magazine, 9/4/12
Study says fishing limits working for red snapper, Pensacola News Journal (FL), 9/4/12
Keep the tap closed on Nestle, The Oregonian, 2/12/12
Do individual acts help save the planet?, The New York Times, 9/14/11
New Report: CO2 emissions cost way more than you think, Mother Jones, 8/3/11
What’s the real cost of not investing in clean energy?, Grist, 7/22/11
OR group recalculates "dollars and sense" of carbon pollution, Public News Service, 7/14/11
Economists find flaws in federal estimate of climate damage, The Daily Climate, 7/18/11
Economists urge honest accounting of carbon’s true costs, Forbes, 7/15/11
Administration grossly underestimatedcarbon cost, says study, The New York Times, 7/15/11
Oregon group recalculates the dollars and sense of carbon pollution, Public News Service, 7/14/11
Economics and the Environment: Interview with Kristen Sheeran, Metroscope podcast, 6/27/11
Climate policy for conservatives, Grist, 5/24/11
Pricing carbon to reduce emissions, create dividends, Miller-McCune, 5/19/11
Building the economic case for climate action, Grist, 5/3/11
The social cost of carbon, Miller-McCune, 2/15/11
Reheating the climate change story, The Guardian, 1/30/11
Spotlight Cancun: Kyoto Protocol post mortem, Truthout, 12/8/10
Cancún and the new economics of climate change, The Guardian, 11/30/10
Is the U.S. government underestimating the cost of climate change?, Scientific American, 11/16/10
California’s landmark climate law: Job killer or creator?, Grist, 9/17/10
A climate policy for people, Providence Journal, 9/9/10
How to build a better climate policy, Truthout, 8/24/10
A climate policy for people and the environment, Grist, 8/16/10
Economists’ report argues for big rebates as way to quell carbon-price impact worries, Electric Utility Week, 8/23/10
The cost of reducing greenhouse gases, 89.3 KPCC S. California Public Radio, 8/23/10
How to build a better climate policy, TripleCrisis, 8/23/10
How to build a better climate policy, The Oregonian, 8/22/10
The social cost of carbon, Washington Post, 6/1/10
India on reducing Carbon emissions – An Economic Development perspective, World Business & Economy Review, 5/28/10
What is the social cost of carbon?, Grist, 4/23/10
Will an SEC ruling convert short-term greed into long-term sustainability?, Grist, 4/21/10
The problem with a green economy: economics hates the environment, Grist, 4/8/10
U.S. economists fear setting social carbon cost may go astray, EcoSeed, 4/6/10
Putting a price tag on the melting ice caps, TIME, 4/3/10
What Is the right price for carbon?, Scientific American, 4/2/10
Coming out of Copenhagen, Oregon Public Broadcasting, 12/18/09
Cap & Trade: A critical look at carbon trading, Democracy Now, 12/15/09
Mitigation costs below three percent of GDP, United Nations Climate Change Conference, 10/27/09
We can afford to save the planet, Washington Post, 10/23/09
Cost of climate change: Pay now, or pay a lot more later, United Nations Climate Change Conference, 10/8/09
We can afford to save the planet, MichaelMoore.com, 10/23/09
The economic case for slashing carbon emissions, Yale Environment 360, 10/20/09
Stable climate still affordable, Reuters, 10/16/09
Weekly Mulch: Obama's Nobel Prize, Huffington Post, 10/9/09
Weekly Mulch: Obama's Nobel Prize, The Media Consortiuum, 10/9/09
Econ 350: Can we still afford to save the climate? Climate Progress, 10/8/09
Econ 350: Can we still afford to save the climate? The Energy Collective, 10/8/09
Eight leading economists consider 350ppm achievable, 350.org, 10/6/09
The economics of 350, Grist, 10/6/09
Economists say deep cuts to greenhouse gas won't mean deep cuts to economy, 89.3 KPCC (S. Cal Public Radio), 10/6/09
Economists say heading off climate disaster now would be affordable, KABC-TV (Los Angeles), 10/6/09
New report details costs of cutting greenhouse gas emissions, The Washington Post, 10/6/09
Climate costs: Can the world really afford to roll back carbon emissions?, Wall Street Journal, 10/6/09
Economists join to say: We can afford a world climate policy, Earth Times, 10/6/09
New report urges quick, aggressive action to stem carbon emissions, The Oregonian, 10/5/09
The economics of climate stabilization, New York Times, 10/2/09
Climate change Issue takes center stage, Oregon Public Broadcasting, 10/1/09
Can the U.S. afford cap-and-trade?, Renewable Energy World, 5/28/09
Climate bill too critical to water down, Columbia Daily Tribune, 5/26/09
Navigating the fog of climate policy, The New York Times, 5/22/09
Toward a new U.S. energy policy, San Diego Union-Tribune, 5/22/09
California's greenhouse gas emissions may be low because of energy efficiency, 89.3 KPCC (S Cal. Public Radio), 5/21/09
New Web site reports greenhouse gas emissions, MSN Money, 5/21/09
Web site challenges cap-and-trade critics, Sustainable Industries, 5/21/09
Group of economists bands together on climate change, KABC-TV (Los Angeles), 5/21/09
Everybody talks about climate change, but what can we do about it?, Oregon Public Broadcasting, 5/21/09
New Web site reports greenhouse gas emissions, Portland Business Journal, 5/21/09
New Web site reports greenhouse gas emissions, Triangle Business Journal (Raleigh / Durham, NC), 5/21/09
The 'patriotic' duty of imposing a tax on carbon, Wall Street Journal, 5/21/09
Economists launch website on the effects of climate change, The Oregonian, 5/21/09
Web site challenges cap-and-trade critics, Sustainable Industries Magazine, 5/21/09
Economics for Dummies, Willamette Week, 5/20/09
Hot Box: Economist Kristen Sheeran, KGW-TV (live interview, Portland), 5/20/09
The cost of climate inaction, Washington Post Op-Ed (from Sheeran), 5/5/09