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And that’s not the whole story of North Carolina’s energy progress, thanks to market forces. But it’s not just that North Carolina is seeing lower energy-based emissions. We’re doing this…
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And that’s not the whole story of North Carolina’s energy progress, thanks to market forces. But it’s not just that North Carolina is seeing lower energy-based emissions. We’re doing this…
NC isn't just seeing falling energy-based emissions all century. We're doing this while continuing to be one of the nation's fastest-growth states in terms of population.
The Market Forces Behind North Carolina’s Falling Emissions. New research shows that improvements are market-oriented, not government-driven
Did you know that the U.S. has experienced a 15 percent drop in carbon dioxide emissions since 2008? Maybe I should ask again. It seems wrong, somehow, given everything that…
Low-cost Energy Source That Curbs Emissions and Land Impacts
Here’s an interesting graph from the federal government’s Energy Information Administration today in a release entitled “U.S. energy-related carbon dioxide emissions in 2015 are 12% below their 2005 levels“: The…
The WNC Regional Air Quality Agency will be collecting public comment until May 7. Citizens are invited to weigh in on the renewal of Duke Energy’s air quality permit. Already,…
I thought I had asthma. It was horrible back in the days when Washington, DC was nothing but a swill of diesel fuel, and Hamilton, Ontario is practically a death…
The environmental picture is much brighter for the United States in 2013 than in 1970, the year the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency debuted. Writing for Commentary magazine’s website, John Steele…
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…
According to those opposing the construction of the Titan Cement Plant in Wilmington air quality in the Wilmington area is horrible but the most recent data shows quite the opposite.…
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…