Rob Crilly of the Washington Examiner highlights a critical choice for President Biden. When President Joe Biden convenes a virtual climate summit on Thursday, he will bring together 40 world…
Editors at National Review Online explain why they’re happy to see the pending departure of the Obama-era Clean Power Plan. The Clean Power Plan is headed for the crematorium. Good…
In response to the president's executive order, the Department of the Interior has released a report identified "a number of burdens that specifically impede the production and transportation of energy…
Michael Tanner‘s latest National Review Online column explains why policymakers should reject a plan to subsidize the coal industry. The latest outrageous example of corporate welfare comes from West Virginia,…
Editors at National Review still aren’t fans of Donald Trump‘s presidential bid, but they have some nice things to say about parts of his economic agenda. Donald Trump gave a…
Evergreen is now installing the $50 million upgrades required by federal emissions regulations. It is not alone in its punishment for helping the coal industry. The EPA “estimates” 1000 boilers…
Jim McTague, the “D.C. Current” columnist for Barron’s, listened to the president’s recent speech on climate change and recalled a piece of relatively recent pop-culture history. One of the hit…
In his post-election analysis, Sen. James Inhofe, Republican of Oklahoma, lays out the Obama administration’s job-killing regulatory agenda that will soon take center stage in the president’s anti-prosperity agenda. I…
Back in 2008, then candidate Barack Obama promised to bankrupt the coal industry. He stated, [I]f somebody wants to build a coal-powered plant, they can. It’s just that it will…
View in your browser. Weekly John Locke Foundation research division newsletter focusing on environmental issues. The newsletter highlights relevant analysis done by the JLF and other think tanks as well…
In spite of what we’re told in drivers’ training, a lot of us brake for animals. I had a friend in high school who had a bumper sticker on his…
Greenpeace does not approve of Progress Energy sustaining demand for coal to be carved out of mountains. The eco-anarchist group wants 1/3 of the company’s fuel to come from renewable…