Air Problems
Everyone wants clean air. And in fact over the last 40 years air quality has improve dramatically. NCPA Scholars believe that air quality will continue to improve as market participants replace inefficient technologies with cleaner more efficient technologies. Government clean air standards are arguably based on exaggerated fears. Top down regulations too often hinder rather than foster technological change and air quality.
Sub-Categories
- Indoor Air (18)
- Outdoor Air (186)
E-Team Commentaries
- NO: Proposal Ignores Vast Improvements In U.S. Air Quality
- Don’t Tell Anybody But We Can All Breathe Easier Now
- States Split on Mercury Standards
- Maryland Legislature Forces Governor into Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative
- Clearing the Air About Air Quality in Houston
- Energy Legislation: Another Earth Day with Much to Celebrate