Poor countries must climb the economic ladder to flourish and protect themselves from climate change. This starts with access to reliable and affordable energy.
Articles by Jeff Luse
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After COP27, Unleash Economic Freedom
Multilateral funding agreements have been largely ineffective as the primary vehicle to reduce climate risk. To see meaningful progress, the world needs to unleash economic freedom.
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The Noble Research Institute is Shoring Up the Future of Regenerative Agriculture
The Noble Research Institute, located in Ardmore, Oklahoma is helping farmers and ranchers take steps to include regenerative practices in their operations.
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Why This Solar Company CEO Wants to Drill, Build Pipelines, and ‘Deploy All Types of Energy’
Drew Bond joined to The Daily Signal Podcast to explain how conservative, free-market solutions can play a pivotal role in reducing emissions and increasing energy security.
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The Environmental Movement’s War on Art is Counterproductive
Analysis Shows Vandalizing Art Does Not Reduce Emissions
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The Role of Carbon Dioxide Removal in Reducing Emissions
In a new report Phillip Rossetti of R Street and Nick Loris of C3 Solutions explore the role that CDR can play in reducing emissions and addressing climate change.
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X-energy Brings Advanced Nuclear Power Closer to Market Viability
Through energy innovation such as this, companies like X-energy are bolstering American energy security in an economically and environmentally feasible way.
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It’s Time to Repeal the Jones Act
With immediate fixes for high prices in short supply, policymakers can deliver energy relief by repealing the antiquated Jones Act.
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Rep. Dan Newhouse Shows that Climate Solutions Can Benefit Rural America
Through pragmatic approaches such as these, Rep. Newhouse is showing that climate solutions can and should benefit rural America.
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Rep. Garret Graves Offers Comprehensive Climate Solutions
As the need for durable, pro-growth climate solutions becomes more clear, the work of Rep. Garret Graves and the Energy, Climate, and Conservation Task Force will be needed to reach our economic and environmental objectives.
