By passing sensible energy policies, these disruptive protests will cease, and we can return to the relative trajectory of peace and prosperity of the earlier twenty-first century.
Author: Connor Tomlinson
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Water Consumption Bans Expose Leaks in UK Utilities
Rather than tell customers to take colder, shorter showers, Thames Water and their sister companies should innovate to reduce waste, retain water, and lower costs.
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SMR Innovation Makes Energy Independent Europe Possible
Nuscale's SMR technology will reduce emissions and bolster energy security in Europe.
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How Inflation Cripples Innovation
Inflation produced by insecure supply chains, irresponsible monetary policies, and burdensome taxation is anathema to innovation.
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Climate Lockdowns Aren’t the Answer to Lowering Emissions
Preventing economic prosperity not only produces harmful negative externalities: it is also an extremely costly way to eliminate emissions.
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Combustion Engine Bans Won’t Make More EVs
Consumer choice must remain paramount if an economic transition toward sustainable consumption habits is to be conducted without needless suffering
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How Fossil Fuels Saved Our Forests
We needed, and still need, fossil fuels. When the day comes that we don’t, we should be thankful for what their discovery did for human prosperity, and nature’s recovery.
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Eco-Modernism: The Cure to Climate Nihilism
Our environmentalism must increase human prosperity if it is to work and to make a world worth living in.
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The Green Movement’s Insistence on Only Renewables Emboldens Putin
Decarbonising the energy grid requires market competition and diversified supply — not becoming fifth-columnists for Russian imperialism.
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Could Outer Space be the Key to Expanding our Supply of Rare Metals?
Just as the original space race was a muscular assertion of the supremacy of American enterprise and industry, this new space resource scramble is motivated by the need to reduce reliance on our totalitarian adversaries. We were first to the moon to show the world that socialism is not the way. Now, we could be first to mine the stars, to put cleaner cars on our roads.
