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Don’t Mess with Texas: Getting the Lone Star State to Net-Zero by 2050

Texas could eliminate its carbon pollution in fewer than 30 years, and decarbonizing would actually strengthen the state’s economy, according to new research from energy scientists at The University of Texas at Austin.

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Webber: The U.S. lacks direction in climate change fight

M.E. Webber

Webber: The U.S. lacks direction in climate change ﬁght

M.E. Webber

Webber: Where the Candidates Stand on U.S. Energy Policy Matters a Great Deal to Texas

M.E. Webber

What are the tradeoffs between battery energy storage cycle life and calendar life in the energy arbitrage application?

R.L. Fares and M.E. Webber

What do drugs and oil have in common?

M.E. Webber

What happened in Texas is only the beginning

M.E. Webber

What Jeb Bush can learn from Pope Francis about climate change

M.E. Webber

What the Next Forty Years of the Department of Energy Should Bring

M.E. Webber

What to do with natural gas

M.E. Webber

What's the World to do About Water?

M.E. Webber

When Agriculture Goes Electric

M.E. Webber

When it comes to energy policy, beggars can’t be choosers

M.E. Webber

Where does solar-aided seawater desalination make sense? A method for identifying sustainable sites

E.A. Grubert, A.S. Stillwell, M.E. Weber

Where the Candidates Stand on U.S. Energy Policy Matters a Great Deal to Texas

M.E. Webber

Where the Rubber Meets the Road: Lessons Learned From Taking a Natural Gas Vehicle for a Cross-Country Tour

C.M. Kennedy and M.E. Webber

Who Regulates It? Water Policy and Hydraulic Fracturing in Texas

M.A. Cook, K.L. Huber, and M.E. Webber

Why and How the Sustainable Building Community Should Embrace Fire Safety

B.C. Roberts, M.E. Webber, O.A. Ezekoye

Why the Carbon-Neutral Energy Transition Will Imply the Use of Lots of Carbon

J. Mertens, R. Belmans and M.E. Webber

Why the Proposed Generation Plan is the Right Path Forward for Austin

P. Schmandt, C. Herbert and M.E. Webber

Why the Withering Nuclear Power Industry Threatens U.S. National Security

M.E. Webber

Why this oil price collapse could be different

M.E. Webber

Will Drought Cause the Next Blackout?

M.E. Webber

Wind-Solar-Desalination: How Integrated Systems Can Solve Our Water and Energy Issues

World War G: Zombies, energy and the geosciences

M.E. Webber

Yellow Vests and the Climate Crisis

M.E. Webber

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