As the country continues to feel the double hit of inflation and high energy prices, constitutional conservatives such as Congressman Peter Meijer are offering durable solutions that would lower prices and advance economic growth and environmental objectives.
While the U.S. can’t control supply disruptions in other countries or when demand increases in India, there are policy levers Congress and the administration can pull to help in the short and intermediate run.
We needed, and still need, fossil fuels. When the day comes that we don’t, we should be thankful for what their discovery did for human prosperity, and nature’s recovery.
During her first term in Congress, Miller-Meeks has been a vocal advocate for sustainable energy and climate solutions.
An “all of the above” energy strategy recognizes that, in a free market, numerous energy sources will likely have a part to play in reducing emissions.
The organization currently serves families on tribal lands and in California, Colorado, and the mid-Atlantic region. This is through their Energy For All Program, which offers “single-family, multifamily, and community solar installation services, project development, and technical assistance.”
Neoisolationism is out of touch with American history and the will of the American people
With summer quickly approaching, private sector innovators are allowing eco-friendly shoppers to find clothing that protects the planet and keeps consumers feeling fresh and comfortable.
Our environmentalism must increase human prosperity if it is to work and to make a world worth living in.
Reducing spending, streamlining regulations, reforming the tax code and reducing energy prices will do far more to control inflation and combat climate change than demonizing Jeff Bezos.
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