"Just because economic freedom is unfashionable today doesn’t make it ineffective. The human spirit, expressed in individual initiative, remains every bit as much the wellspring of community and global prosperity as it was when the Soviet empire fell. American conservatives, in particular, tempted by the clicks and frisson of ideological novelty, should remember: there is nothing more elitist than central economic planning, and nothing more populist than free markets roiling with hungry competitors and empowered consumers."
US Is World’s Largest Oil and Natural Gas Producer—Despite Biden’s Energy-Constraining Policies
"It’s time to fight authoritarianism with energy freedom. Instead of continuing to put obstacles in its way, Biden needs to reevaluate, reprioritize, and unleash the American energy sector—for the benefit of America and the world."
Record-high steel prices could hamper renewable rollout in near-term
"The higher prices could slow the push for renewables in the near term, especially as the world turns its attention to more immediate priorities, like the war and the risks it poses to food and fuel supplies."
House GOP Outlines Pathway to Boost Domestic Energy Production
In the face of rising oil prices, House Republicans released a package of bills to lower costs and boost domestic energy production. The high prices at the pump have strained consumers and our lack of energy independence has raised security and ethical concerns. No one denies the immediate need for oil, including President Biden. President...
Solving our Plastic Problem
Investment is needed in ingenious solutions to the existing pollution problem, and preventative strategies to ensure we can keep necessary living standards affordable for consumers, while reducing the intrusion of crude by-products into landfills, lakes, and dinner-plates.
Upcoming Webinar: Reducing Barriers to Meet America’s Energy Needs and Environmental Goals
In the wake of high prices at the pump, elevated inflation, and Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, energy affordability and energy security are at the top of Americans’ minds. Americans need affordable, reliable energy. They also want a clean, healthy environment. Free, competitive markets can deliver both. Join us for an online discussion on Wednesday, May...
The quest to keep carbon in North Carolina’s wetlands
"Restoring peatland can reduce the risk of catastrophic wildfires that in the past have fed on the parched peat and burned for months on end, sending greenhouse gases and other pollution into the air, scientists say. It can safeguard habitat for black bears, migratory birds and other animals that call these wetlands home. Healthy peat can improve local water quality and help mitigate flooding."
These Reforms Would Increase Economic Growth And Help Alleviate Inflation
"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."
Robotic Agriculture Has Arrived
Above all, the arrival of robotics into farming practices is set to result in the provision of extremely accurate production data, reducing the need to apply herbicides on a large-scale basis, and monitoring environmental factors relating to climate change.
North Carolina Youth Apprenticeship Program is Securing Tomorrow’s Clean Energy Workforce
The North Carolina Clean Energy Youth Apprenticeship Program gives students the opportunity to pursue a career path in the clean energy sector.