"We should be streamlining regulation to unleash the power of innovation against our growing emissions challenge. The private sector has made incredible strides across sectors and industries and was crucial to helping the nation through the worst of the pandemic. And if COVID-19 has taught us anything, it’s how fast the market can solve problems when the government gets out of the way."
"This multifaceted effort would provide a win for economic freedom and the environment worldwide. Rather than having the CCP serve as its loan shark, the developing world could see firsthand the benefits of American values such as democracy and free enterprise, creating allies and partners for years to come."
It’s time for a western renaissance of nuclear power.
The link between energy production on federal lands and conservation funding is one that can advance America’s economic, energy security, and environmental objectives.
Josh Owens of OilPrice.com writes about nuclear energy’s relevance. “Ultimately, while the promise of new nuclear technology may not convince critics, the need to reduce emissions and increase energy and national security is going to become increasingly hard to ignore.” Read the full article here.
"Rowe estimates that the new bar’s carbon footprint is only a third of the average Mars product, which includes iconic sweets such as M&Ms and Snickers. Achieving a two-thirds reduction in the carbon intensity of a food product in less than a year is something many sustainability leaders can only dream of putting into their CSR reports."
"Comparatively, Amogy’s solution leverages ammonia, an energy dense, carbon-free molecule, which is crucial to zero-emission heavy duty transportation. Moreover, because the chemical has been used industrially for more than a century, existing storage, handling, and delivery infrastructure is already in place globally, making ammonia an optimal fuel for long-haul trucking, locomotives, aviation, and shipping – so-called 'hard-to-abate' areas that have all proven difficult to decarbonize."
"In a recent blind study conducted by National Food Labs, Atomo’s cold brew outranked competitive conventional cold brew products on preference 2:1. Panelists were unable to recognize that Atomo was made without coffee beans, said Ed Hoehn, head of growth at the Seattle-based startup."
This is a fight conservatives can win and should run toward, not from.
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