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Andrew Stuttaford of National Review Online ponders NPR’s coverage of the U.S. energy secretary’s recent electric vehicle trek. “Granholm’s trip through the southeast, from Charlotte, N.C., to Memphis, Tenn., was…
Andrew Stuttaford writes for National Review Online about bad news for drivers in the United States and across the pond. There cannot be much doubt that the switch to electric…
Abby Smith and Josh Siegel report for the Washington Examiner on the latest sweeping pronouncement from an international group worried about climate change. The world must immediately stop investing in…
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North Carolina had held the title “second in solar” for a few years now, but that title does not come cheap. And as JLF’s Jon Sanders writes in his latest…
Energy poverty is a serious issue. Research shows that higher energy prices cost lives. The U.S. Energy Information Agency showed in 2018 that one in three families struggled to pay…
America’s fossil fuel production has been on the rise over the past decade. Simultaneously, the nation’s energy-related CO2 emissions have been on a significant decline. Many might ask “How can…
What can possibly unite these two items? Not only do they seem unrelated, but they also seem opposite. The first is from the U.S. Energy Information Administration. It’s a graph…
Hasn't everything we've been told over the past two decades said that those were impossible? Weren't we under the impression that those things worked in opposition — that we'd have…
Mark Mills of the Manhattan Institute tallies potential consequences of a ban on hydraulic fracturing. The extraction of oil and gas through the techniques of horizontal drilling and hydraulic fracturing…
Robert Bryce writes at National Review Online about real energy innovation. While the Green New Deal continues to dominate energy discussions in the United States, the rest of the world…
The underlying issue is that everyone, rich or poor, needs energy. It is a basic human need, so anything that makes it more expensive will disproportionately harm the poor more.