Read more in Power Magazine here.
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Picking Energy Winners And Losers Is How America Falls Behind
Read more in the Daily Caller here
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How Repealing the EPA Endangerment Finding Will Help the Planet
These days, the role of Chicken Little is filled by reporters and environmental extremists. Every time a conservative administration somewhere in the world proposes to roll back an expensive environmental regulation, rest assured, we’ll hear that the sky is falling in on us.
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Study ties particle pollution from wildfire smoke to 24,100 US deaths per year
The Associated Press reports on new research linking wildfire smoke to long-term health risks. Read more in The Hill here.
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A Gray Wolf’s Visit to Los Angeles County Is a First in Nearly a Century
Read more in the New York Times here.
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U.S. Natural Gas Is Essential To Affordable and Lower-Emission Energy
America's energy future is often framed as a binary choice between fossil fuels and a clean energy transition. But that framing is misleading, and acting on it could worsen both our energy bills and our climate outcomes. Domestic oil and gas production remains critical to energy affordability, grid reliability, and even near-term emissions reductions.
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Trump administration announces $2.7B to bolster nuclear energy
Read the full article in The Hill here. Read more from C3 >>> What Could a “Nuclear Revolution” Really Look Like? Read>>> Reforming Radiation Standards to Unlock Nuclear Energy’s Full Potential
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Are Greenland’s resources a potential boon to the United States?
There’s an interesting paradox in economics known as the “resource curse.” Simply put, areas with abundant natural resources tend to be poorer than those that face scarcity. Competing theories attempt to explain the resource curse, but one generally accepted explanation is that these resource-rich countries usually have authoritarian governments while citizens under democracies fare better.