The Modern Case for Competition in Power Markets
Why are Virginia lawmakers stifling competition in electricity markets?
Energy & Environment
TCI Runs Out of Gas Thanks to Yankee Institute
Yankee Institute, Connecticut’s liberty-loving think tank, has stopped a dubious green-energy scheme pushed by state Democrats.
Greta Thunberg-Inspired Climate Org Labels Itself ‘Racist’ and Disbands
The organization apologized ‘for the hurt, burnout, and trauma caused to many BIPOC individuals.’
How the U.S. and Taiwan Can Unite on Energy and Foreign Policy
As U.S. and Taiwanese representatives reaffirm trade and investment ties this summer, liquefied natural gas should be at the forefront of the conversation.
Oat Milk and Environmentalism
It is hard to deny that certain forms of environmentalism, often when climate change is involved, take on strong religious characteristics.
Keystone XL Cancellation Shows Why ‘Pro-science’ Can’t Be an Agenda
There are brilliant scientists doing outstanding work on climate issues, and there are brilliant scientists doing outstanding work for petroleum companies.
NY High Court to Rule Whether Elephants Are ‘Persons’
Animal welfare and animal rights are not the same.
The Sanders Tax Bill Would Hurt U.S. Oil Producers and Workers
Rather than fortify U.S. energy independence, Bernie Sanders wants to undermine it.
Climate Scientists: The Pandemic Shutdowns Didn’t Reduce Carbon Emissions Much
Those ever-cheerful climate scientists inform us that the COVID-19 shutdowns around the globe didn’t reduce carbon emissions all that much.
Swamp Rights Constitutional Amendment Pushed in Florida
This amendment has the potential to bring Florida’s economy to its knees and destroy the quality of life for millions of Floridians.