If countries and financial institutions are to make good on their commitments to nuclear energy, bold policy reform is necessary.
Issue: The Economic Challenge of Climate Change
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The Importance of Free Trade and Diverse Supply Chains
Diversified supply chains that are subject to market forces are a win for people and the planet.
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The Path Forward for ESG is Protecting Investor Freedom
Protecting Americans’ investment and retirement accounts should be a top priority for lawmakers, and a noncontroversial one at that. The path to doing so is by reducing government interference in investment strategies and empowering market actors to make their own choices.
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Countering China’s Anti-Free Trade Policies
Working with our allies is the best way to beat China and build a better, cleaner future.
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10 Initial Thoughts on the Permitting Reform Act of 2024
While more reforms will be needed, the Energy Permitting Reform Act of 2024 is a good start.
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Energy Policies a Potential Trump-Vance Administration Should Prioritize
A Trump-Vance administration could provide relief to consumers and businesses by modernizing regulations, supporting innovation, and increasing competition to allow the market to meet America’s energy needs.
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LNG Exports: The Economic, Environmental and National Security Trifecta
It is time for the administration to press unpause on LNG exports and restore confidence in the market and America’s allies that we are a secure, reliable energy trading partner.
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How the Florida Wildlife Corridor Can Lessen the Impacts of Climate Change
The Florida Wildlife Corridor has shown tremendous potential to protect wildlife and the lives and property of the state’s residents.
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Chevron is Dead. It’s Time for Congress to Look Alive
While the killing of the Chevron deference by the Supreme Court is a momentous step in the right direction, the real impact will come when elected policymakers step up and do their jobs.
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Arkansas Just Banned 12 Financial Institutions. Now Taxpayers are at Risk
Let's get back to conservative principles that value financial prudence, limited government intervention, and more competition all to the benefit of taxpayers.
