Congress Moves to Shore Up Our Crumbling National Parks
The Great American Outdoors Act won’t solve the problem all by itself, but it’s a good first step.
Energy & Environment
The Many Distortions of the Jones Act
The law pointlessly hurts consumers and producers of American energy.
Apocalypse Never — The Polar Bears Are Alive and Well
Michael Shellenerger makes a good case for a hopeful, pragmatic, populist environmentalism.
Thunberg Donates 100,000 Pounds to Criminalize ‘Ecocide’
The Swedish teenager was just awarded a one million pound environmental prize.
Alternatives to Climate Alarmism
Reviews of False Alarm, by Bjorn Lomborg, and Apocalypse Never, by Michael Shellenberger.
DOJ is Right to Limit Enviro Groups’ Free-Riding on Its Enforcement Actions
The Justice Department is to be commended.
Biden Unveils $2 Trillion Climate Plan
The new plan dramatically accelerates Biden’s initial promises to devote $1.7 billion to green spending over 10 years.
Green Energy’s Overseas Dependence
The energy sources that environmentalists want us to depend on are themselves dependent on overseas materials and components.
U.S. Deposits of Rare-Earth Elements Are . . . Not So Rare, after All
Right now, the only U.S. domestic source of rare-earth minerals is the Mountain Pass mine in California.
Why Electricity Will Remain the Essential Ingredient for Human Flourishing
In a new book, Robert Bryce shows how necessary electricity is to modernity and how the growing demand for it can be met.