The unreported good news about climate change is that no matter how dire the warnings, ultimately, it’s economic freedom and clean energy innovation that’s needed.
Articles by Drew Bond
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The Greta Thunberg, Steve Forbes Alliance
To deal with climate change, the planet needs a “no regrets” “all of the above” clean energy strategy that promotes an “all of prosperity” people approach.
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A Better Way to Handle Nuclear Waste
Dealing effectively with nuclear waste, whether through “deep isolation” or recycling, will allow us to have the power, safely and cleanly.
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Big Oil Must Innovate or Die
ExxonMobil will be challenged to innovate in ways it never thought possible. That's good news for customers and the planet.
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The Left’s Top 10 Climate Denials
The left’s views on climate change policy aren’t evil; environmentalists want a clean planet, as we all do. They just aren’t on the right path.
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Freedom Delivers a Cleaner Future
Economic freedom leads to a cleaner environment. It allows ownership, which encourages stewardship.
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Three Keys to Fixing What Went Wrong in Texas
Whether you blame the changing climate or just bad weather, we need a power grid that is better prepared for emergencies. Strengthening the grid won’t be easy, but it can be done.
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Reinstating Regulations Can Hurt the Environment
With the hard-fought election now over, and resulting narrow majorities in Congress, it’s time to put politics and pride aside in favor of real progress towards a cleaner environment. Policymakers on both sides of the aisle should allow innovation to be unleashed.
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An Architecture Firm’s Push to Build Net-Zero Apartments—on a Budget
“By driving down consumption and producing electricity from its solar panels, Front Flats is designed to generate its own power."
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What President Biden can Learn from George W. Bush on Climate
"The right way is to adopt policies that spur investment in the new technologies needed to reduce greenhouse gas emissions more cost-effectively in the longer term without placing unreasonable burdens on American consumers and workers in the short term."
