As the U.S. looks to meet future electricity demand while keeping costs low for consumers, state legislatures should consider ways to incorporate more competition into respective energy markets.
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It’s Time to Rescue Science from “The Science”
Our New Primer Tries to Capture What Actual Scientists, Not Activists, Are Saying About Climate Risk
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House Passes Bill to Reduce Wildfire Risk
The ACRES Act is a welcome step to provide accountability and oversight on the fire reduction efforts of the federal government.
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The U.S. Must Capitalize on its Lithium Abundance
Policymakers should enact meaningful and durable solutions to empower companies to capitalize on our domestic resource abundance.
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Scientists Create Backyard-Compostable Bioplastic from Algae
Can this sustainable bio-based alternative replace conventional plastics?
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Fusion Breakthroughs Are Impressive, But It Doesn’t Need to be the ‘Holy Grail of Clean Energy’
While a new clean energy source would be welcome to meet future demand, fusion should not be viewed as a way to reach global climate targets, nor should the international community wait on its arrival before pursuing ways to continue reducing emissions.
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Invasive Species: An Environmental Threat Multiplier
To reduce the costly impacts of invasive species, policymakers at the federal, state, and local level must continue to make prevention and eradication an environmental priority.
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Rep. Blake Moore Offers His Thoughts on Climate Solutions, Energy Abundance
As the climate discussion continues to be incorporated into the public policy debate, conservative leaders like Rep. Blake Moore are offering durable, bipartisan solutions that can reduce emissions and advance economic freedom.
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New Microreactor Regulations Put Alaskan Communities at the Forefront of Energy Innovation
Alaska is demonstrating to the rest of the U.S. that microreactors can provide safe, cheap, and reliable energy in rural areas.
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Reforming the Natural Gas Act Will Deliver More Affordable Energy to Consumers
At a time when American households have concerns about the high costs of living, amending Section 5 of the NGA to allow for appropriate refund authority will lower energy costs for families and businesses.
