No matter how much the United States reduces its emissions, no progress will be made if one nation is allowed to emit more than entire continents combined.
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Slim majorities mean legislators have a bipartisan climate mandate
"Rather than creating a binary between alarmism and denial, our leaders should chart a path forward on durable, bipartisan climate policy that improves lives and the health of the planet that we call home. We know it can be done. Now it’s time to do it."
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Nancy Mace Outlines a Conservative Climate and Energy Agenda
Rep. Nancy Mace joined Right Voices to discuss energy and climate policy in the next Congress.
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Does China Really Pick Winners?
"China is a formidable economic competitor, but the key to its success is the energy and ingenuity of its people, not central planning and state subsidies. The strength of the U.S. system is free-market competition and a rule of law that allow innovation and the private allocation of capital. Washington won’t subsidize any more wisely than Beijing does."
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Congress Must Think Big on Competitive Energy Infrastructure
"Although the fixes may be technical, every American household and business can appreciate that efficient, competitive infrastructure is a backbone of the economy. Congress has the imperative to act accordingly."
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For Energy, America’s Best Foreign Policy Is a Good Domestic Policy
Brigham McCown writes in RealClearEnergy about the importance of domestic energy security. “Likewise, the fervency of the fossil-only crowd is equally misguided. The critical mistake policymakers on both ends of the spectrum have made is the folly of choosing one form over the over. The answer is not whether it is fossil fuels or renewables...
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California must invest in forest management or risk squandering CO2 reductions
Kenneth Schrupp outlines why California should invest in forest management in The Orange County Register. “If California is serious about improving the environment, the state’s top priority ought to be preventing mass wildfires that make breathing worse than smoking cigarettes and cause asthma in children — not magic trains that won’t be completed before the...
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Conservatives Are Cutting A Clear Path To Solving Climate Change. Here’s How
"There is real momentum around rational solutions that can both solve the climate challenge and support a healthy economy. And we are not merely suggesting you give conservatives a chance on climate — you should be excited about their energy, climate and conservation policy agenda."
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Exclusive: Behind Biden’s overseas mining funding
"Jose Fernandez, Under Secretary of State for Economic Growth, Energy, and the Environment, said in an interview the administration is mulling 'around a dozen' mineral projects around the world for potential federal financing."
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Proposed Energy Grid Fix Is Not The Right Answer for Texas
Meaningful increases in energy efficiency and demand response will improve grid reliability, lower all customers’ electricity bills, enhance the Texas economy, and create more jobs.
