"Studies show that more regulation increases prices, increases poverty, increases income inequality, reduces employment, and lowers business investment. All these negative effects exacerbate the harm caused by inflation. Reducing regulation would have the opposite effect and alleviate inflation."
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
Reduce Mining Regulations to Bolster a Secure Energy Future
To accelerate mining production of rare earth metals and elements, our government will need to modernize regulations to encourage the cleanest, safest and most technologically advanced mines and separation plants ever created to flourish.
Bruce Westerman: “Turn Innovators Loose to Address Climate Change”
Throughout the summer the House GOP will be rolling out an energy, climate, and conservation plan. Given the high cost of energy and the need to address climate change, it is essential for policymakers to advance solutions that address both.
Arrived: A Comprehensive Conservative Climate and Energy Playbook
The Climate and Freedom Agenda is a comprehensive policy playbook that offers real solutions to lower prices for consumers, bolster energy security, and accelerate climate progress.
Conservatives must wake up and address climate change — or face the voters’ wrath
"A surging economy is essential for a sustainable environment. The free market’s innovation and growth unlocks energy technologies that will power the world to a near-term cleaner future at affordable prices."
Green and Clean Gas
"[T]he resolution comes as a smart, compact, one-stop-shopping declaration on why a commonsense policy on natural gas would please just about anyone (including Mother Nature) not bound to some dishonest ideology."
Exclusive: Biden to waive tariffs for 24 months on solar panels hit by probe
"Ramping up renewable energy such as solar is crucial to Biden's goal of cutting U.S. greenhouse gas emissions by 50% to 52% by 2030, versus 2005 levels, as well as decarbonizing the U.S. power grid by 2035."
Stop looking to the extremes for climate policy
"Any sensible, realistic, long-term climate policy must include all of the above elements. We can no longer afford to cater to progressive pipe dreams — but need to approach this issue with common sense and pragmatism. That’s what the American people want, and that’s the only way we’ll ever actually tackle climate change."
The House Republican Climate Plan is a Gamechanger
Republicans are wisely avoiding mistakes from the health care fight









