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The Heritage Foundation shows that the Green New Deal isn't just bad policy, it is also hypocritical.

"Republicans have an opportunity in 2020 to flip the script and appeal to younger voters who want the results the GND is incapable of delivering."

Nick Loris and Drew Bond outline three ways to promote a green economic recovery on the Washington Times.

Instead of promoting pragmatic policy proposals, the plan relies on mandates and subsidies that hinder economic and environmental prosperity.

"If we’ve learned anything from the last two administrations, it’s that quality environmental policy must be durable and pro-market."

"The legislation is designed to spur the development of advanced nuclear reactors, which though not yet commercially viable, are expected to be smaller and more scalable as well as safer."

"A safe, prosperous nation requires secure supply chains."

A new Reuters study shows that 90% of global coal consumption in the first half of 2020 took place in China.

Forbes highlights the key differences between Trump and Biden's energy policy.