Green Power: Geopolitics After Oil

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Countries and governments are both competing and cooperating in the development of new clean energy technologies, while traditional alternatives to oil, such as nuclear power, continue to spread apace. Meanwhile, the unintended consquences of an ill-conceived push toward biofuels illustrates the dangers of global-scale energy policy failures. This WPR feature examines how the shift to renewable energy will redraw the geopolitical map. . . . To read more, fill out he form below.

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