Commons Magazine
 The Story of Cap & TradeDecember 3, 2009 | By David Bollier |
Transition Towns Take Up Challenge of Global WarmingOctober 6, 2009 | By Jay Walljasper Community efforts to reduce carbon and prepare for peak oil are a form of commoning. |
 Scientific American Endorses Cap and DividendJuly 1, 2009 | By Jay Walljasper Although not part of legislation recently passed in the U.S. House, this idea remains the most pragmatic approach to curbing global warming |
 Washington Post Endorses Cap-and-DividendOctober 22, 2008 | By Jay Walljasper |
 The Cap and Dividend SolutionSeptember 25, 2008 | By Peter Barnes Peter Barnes testifies before Congress about a commons approach to addressing climate change. |
 Risk, Inequality and the Economics of DisasterMay 21, 2008 | By MAndrews Marcellus Andrews explains how climate change will force us to confront the inequalities that market fundamentalism produces. |
 Reclaiming a True Global Commons in the Arctic MeltMarch 30, 2008 | By Kathryn Milun Global warming sparks huge new commons controversies. Who owns the newly emerging Northwest Passage? Who can claim Antarctica's mineral riches? |
Valuing the Commons: Congestion Pricing's Hidden PayoffJuly 24, 2007 | By Charles Komanoff A congestion pricing plan for New York's streets is a transformative step towards recognizing the commons. |
Global Warming’s Big Cash DividendMarch 28, 2007 | By Peter Barnes A sensible, equitable way to curb global warming. |
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