Rising Power Bills Stem from Bad Policy Choices and Incentives
Power bills are going up quickly in North Carolina. The problem is multifaceted, starting with the state’s Carbon Plan to close down working coal plants and dictate how to replace…
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Power bills are going up quickly in North Carolina. The problem is multifaceted, starting with the state’s Carbon Plan to close down working coal plants and dictate how to replace…
Nick Pope writes for the Daily Caller about a court loss for the Biden administration. An appellate court paused the Biden administration’s corporate emissions disclosure rule on Friday. The U.S.…
Gov. Cooper vetoed bills that would define nuclear energy as clean energy and help a new natural gas pipeline get permitting. Cooper and certain environmentalists seem to think the vetoes…
Fred Lucas writes for the Daily Signal about an interesting peek into Democrats’ efforts to boost their votes in the next election. The Internal Revenue Service not only is involved…
Jim Geraghty of National Review Online wonders who is advising President Biden to take sensible steps that are bound to anger progressives within his political base. First President Biden abandoned…
Collin Anderson of the Washington Free Beacon reports on the likely impact of the Biden administration’s plans involving natural gas. The Biden administration is casting its plan to phase out…
Russian President Vladimir Putin's government covertly funded environmental groups that advocated against fracking and pipelines in Europe and America. The reason? None other than to keep European nations dependent upon…
Hugo Gurdon of the Washington Examiner looks into a common tactic from the political left. Private Eye, a British satirical magazine with a rollicking history as the defendant in lawsuits,…
Dominic Pino writes at National Review Online that some environmental activists seem to oppose “green” energy. It seems that the environmentalist movement in the U.S. believes that it’s possible to…
Charitable action is often mutually beneficial in that not only does the recipient benefit, but also the giver benefits from satisfying an altruistic desire to help those in need. Conversely,…
In 2004, Justice Scalia refused to recuse himself from CHENEY v. UNITED STATES DIST. COURT FOR D. C. In the memorandum explaining his decision, Scalia provides a helpful explanation of why…
Paul Gessing writes at National Review Online about one clear target of the climate change crowd. Natural gas is a clean and affordable fuel used by millions of Americans every…