Author: Drew Bond

The way that humanity is going to handle climate change is not by creating conflict, but by working together to solve problems.

In the midst of a war in Ukraine, soaring inflation, and struggling supply chains, voters in the democratic West need to be confident that our governments can work together to build the better energy future we all need. Diversifying away from our mutual reliance on China is the necessary first step.

Time and time again we have seen government-centric policies fail. Economic freedom on the other hand has accelerated prosperity around the globe while creating innovations that lower emissions and drive progress.

The world doesn’t need magical thinking; it needs the proven power of the free market to deliver the energy and clean environment we need.

President Biden needs to reverse course on his anti-American oil and gas policies and own up to the truth that the US produces energy in ways that are among the cleanest and most innovative in the world. 

Policymakers can deliver relief to consumers by embracing America’s role in the global energy market and unleashing next-generation innovation.

Climate policy for the sake of the changing climate has to put people first.

We can solve the climate conundrum. Economic freedom is the key. 

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. 

Policymakers need to reduce every government barrier that’s preventing entrepreneurs, investors and businesses from doing this hard work.