The Warren Fracking Ban: On Public Lands, and Heck, Everywhere Else
Elizabeth Warren’s proposed fracking ban was rejected as too radical by the Obama administration—for good reason.
Energy & Environment
The Warren Fracking Ban Would Devastate America
An investigation into Elizabeth Warren’s disastrous promise to ban hydraulic fracturing via executive order on Day One of her presidency.
Government Engineering with Markets Is Better Than Government Engineering without Them
When government action is either genuinely necessary, conservatives should absolutely work to inject market principles into the process.
Sorry, Your Newest Government-Run Technocratic Scheme Is Not a ‘Market-Based Solution’
Carbon pricing might show up as revenue neutral on a government balance sheet, but it certainly won’t be revenue neutral for millions of Americans.
Mnuchin Brushes Off Greta Thunberg’s Climate Warnings: ‘Who Is She?’
Mnuchin said Thunberg should study economics in college before lecturing the U.S. on policy.
Energy Paradoxes Put Europe in a Precarious Position
They depend heavily on the same authoritarian regimes that they criticize.
Beware the Boogeyman Alarm
Declare, 'We’ve got ten years to save the planet,' and you never have to recant.
‘Montana Glaciers 1, Climate Hysterics 0’? Check the Score
We may disagree with some environmentalists about the policy implications of this, but we ought to be clear about what is actually happening.
Greta Thunberg Is a Joke
Far from being the historic figure she and Time magazine imagine her to be, the climate-change spokeschild is attracting mockery.
Rest Easy, World. Vogue Editors and Celebrities Are Here to Save the Environment.
Pledges about “living sustainably” are usually meaningless poses and proclamations that have negligible effect on the environment.