Rep. Donalds is demonstrating the pragmatic leadership necessary for effective energy and climate solutions that will be crucial in a tightly divided Congress.
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Greenland’s Rare Earths Could Be Key to Securing American Innovation
As China and other nations attempt to gain a foothold on the island, the U.S. should work with Greenland and Denmark to secure mineral deposits to consolidate Western energy security and prevent hostile control of the world’s rare earth elements.
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Concrete and the carbon challenge
“Despite its importance, concrete also comes with a challenge that the world will need to address over coming decades."
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House Judiciary Republicans Take Aim at the Climate Cartel
The fantasy that reducing energy supply by haranguing oil companies and consumers is catastrophically bad for the planet and its people, especially for lower-income Americans and people in the developing world.
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NASA Research is Unleashing a Vertical Farming Boom
In the future, expect the private sector to continue developing sustainable methods to increase food production around the world.
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This Startup Uses Dead Leaves To Make Paper
More than 60 percent of Americans recycle their paper products, and the paper industry has made strides forward in using recycled materials. However, paper still adds to our landfills more than any other material, making up an estimated 23 percent of America’s solid municipal waste. The Department of Energy estimates that the country’s paper waste...
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Private Capital is Funding Conservation Across the Country
Private finance is directing its attention to funding conservation projects across the country, which is something that conservationists and conservatives can celebrate.
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After Decades of Waiting, Nuclear Fusion is Moving into Full View
Ultimately, the future of nuclear fusion is bright, but only if we support the industry adequately. A clean, nuclear-powered future is entirely possible if we actively invest in R&D, remove burdensome red tape, and learn from past mistakes.
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How Conservatives Should Approach the New IPCC Report
As conservatives that care about climate change, we often find ourselves in an interesting ideological sandwich. On the one hand, we have to debunk the vestigial spasms of climate denialism in the conservative movement, from groups such as the Heartland Institute and CFACT, while on the other we have to push back against the climate...
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How Traditional Fisherman in India Are Cleaning the Ocean
Fisherman in India are collecting ghost nets to protect the ecoystem
