We can solve the climate conundrum. Economic freedom is the key.
Articles by Drew Bond
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The Climate Cart Before the Permitting Horse
Our federal permitting process must be reformed to allow climate solutions to flourish and to make those solutions here in the U.S. Otherwise, billions of taxpayer dollars will be wasted.
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Look Beyond China for Sustainable Rare Earth Elements
Policymakers need to reduce every government barrier that’s preventing entrepreneurs, investors and businesses from doing this hard work.
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Arrived: A Comprehensive Conservative Climate and Energy Playbook
The Climate and Freedom Agenda is a comprehensive policy playbook that offers real solutions to lower prices for consumers, bolster energy security, and accelerate climate progress.
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The New Age of Energy Security
The “great game” of our 21st century should be a race to tap all sources of power, and thereby create an effective, “all-of-the-above” cleaner and more secure energy future.
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Governments Must Crack Down on Their Own Greenwashing
Leaders should develop real plans, such as steps to enable the free market to increase energy supplies and decrease energy prices while easing the eventual move to cleaner sources.
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It’s Time to Let Free Markets Unleash Our Abundant Sources of Energy
By shoring up our energy security today, we can build a cleaner energy future for tomorrow.
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America Can’t Have a Cleaner and Greener Future Without Secure Power Generation Sources
The world needs more energy, and the free market is the best mechanism to deliver that energy.
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Oil and Gas Stabilize the Present While Looking Toward the Future of Climate Change
If we can take one history lesson from the life of Lloyd Noble, I hope it’s that when people set out to do good in one area, it can often produce good in another.
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Beware of China’s Phony Climate Ambition
President Xi and the CCP are certainly not lacking in ambition. But their true ambition is to promote their communist principles around the world by using economic leverage whenever and wherever they can, including on climate change policy.
