An open letter to the EV industry
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Five Organizations That Are Leading in Marine Conservation
Companies and coalitions across the globe are developing innovative solutions to solve the present and future challenges the ocean faces.
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Donald J. Quixote’s War on Windmills
Trump can and should do many things “on day one” to correct the Biden administration’s mistakes on energy policy but charging at windmills is not one of them.
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Why Candidates Should Step Up on Climate
While climate might not be the absolute make-or-break issue of the 2024 election, it should still be a priority for any candidate interested in accurately and fully representing the interests of the American public.
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Florida’s Lab Meat Ban and the Perils of Synthetic Conservatism
Real conservatism welcomes competition. Synthetic conservatism bans competition.
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Sorry Kristi Noem, Killing Puppies and Goats Isn’t Responsible Stewardship
By sharing a titillating tale she hoped would appeal to Trump and rile up the MAGA base Noem branded herself not as a “real rancher” but as just another “real politician.”
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The Practical Environmentalist
"Speaking for the normies, Backer writes, 'We can move forward only if we put political tribalism aside and rise above the noise of scare tactics and denialism. Only then will our generation of environmentalists be able to stand together.' Turning problems into win-wins isn’t particularly conservative, or particularly liberal. But it is practical. And popular—as in, winning elections popular."
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Julian Simon Was Right: Ingenuity Leads to Abundance
"A world of greater abundance in resources means a world in which people are better nourished, better clothed, warmer in the winter, cooler in the summer, and more prosperous. It's a world in which human ingenuity is set free to make the human race happier, healthier, and wealthier."
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In the Fight Against Climate Change, Don’t Forget Rural America
"The truth is that rural America is deeply connected to nature, far more so than their urban and suburban counterparts. Farmers, ranchers, and foresters have a personal stake in environmental protection because their livelihoods literally depend on it. With nature as their backyard, it's also their means to relax and connect with their community. Over the past seven years, I visited hundreds of rural communities to find climate solutions. It became crystal clear that they are the most critical partner in our fight against climate change."
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Every Day is Earth Day
When we reach for higher ground, we find common ground and never lose the light.
