The year 2021 is primetime for environmental action. There is an abundance of opportunities to make a difference, whether in energy innovation, break-through technologies, using our ecosystems to sequester more carbon naturally, or increase U.S. leadership abroad.
Congress Debates Infrastructure but Ignores the Interstates
"Infrastructure investors, who have financed $27 billion in new U.S. highway, bridge and tunnel projects in recent years, would jump at the chance to invest in projects like rebuilding existing interstate highways. These investors include public pension funds, insurance companies and funds that specialize in infrastructure."
Biden wants to pay farmers to grow carbon-capturing crops. It’s complicated.
Farmers are a key piece of Biden’s overall strategy to slash greenhouse gases across the U.S. economy: American agriculture contributes about 9 percent of U.S. emissions, but in theory has the potential to more than offset its own footprint.
Biden insists on clean power mandate in Democrat-only bill, climate adviser says
"The Biden administration is outlining renewable energy tax credits and a mandate that utilities shift to carbon-free power as its priorities for the second Democrats-only measure to follow the bipartisan infrastructure deal."
With New Caucus, Conservatives Can Win on Climate
Our side can win by putting conservation back into conservatism, calling out ineffective Democratic climate plans, and championing real climate solutions that will benefit all Americans. That’s the conservative approach to climate change.
The Conservative Climate Caucus is Courageous
Rep. John Curtis is Helping Conservatives Lead on Climate
Pipelines Deliver the Energy That Powers Pennsylvania – and the U.S.
"The recent cyberattack on the Colonial Pipeline, which stretches from Texas to New Jersey, reminds us that energy infrastructure to deliver fuel to gas pumps and power plants is also essential. Though the attack prompted panic buying and gasoline shortages in the nation’s southeast, the problem wasn’t one of production but rather a disruption in the supply chain."
House Republicans launch conservative climate caucus
"The new climate caucus, however, aims to go beyond messaging and 'educate House Republicans on climate policies and legislation consistent with conservative values,' according to a one-page summary shared by Curtis’s office."
Congressional Conservatives Launch Climate Caucus
The Conservative Climate Caucus represents the future of the conservative movement, one that asks tough questions and offers effective solutions to climate, energy, and environmental challenges.
Climate Policy by Judicial Decree
"The Obama Administration often used this 'sue and settle' strategy to bypass Congress."









