Instead of continuing to stigmatize clean energy and climate change, conservatives must double down on the issue and begin to offer solutions of their own.
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Holy Cross to Provide 100% Clean Energy by 2030
"Holy Cross is a clear example of a private company that has taken matters into its own hands in order to make an impact. Proving that the free market, not government, can reduce emissions and lend a helping hand to those in need."
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Republicans Need to Hold Trump Accountable
President Trump cannot unbreak what he has broken. He must be held accountable. And Republicans must lead the way.
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The Future of Geothermal Energy
Innovation in geothermal energy is simply more proof that it is the market, not government, that is paving the way forward to a future powered by carbon-free electricity.
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President Trump’s Fake Hope Election Rhetoric is Sabotaging Conservatism
If you like the Green New Deal you should love Trump’s fight to overturn the election
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7 Things You Should Know About Biden’s Environmental Picks
Biden has lofty environmental goals, and his picks echo this. Conservatives will have plenty to oppose but will also have an opportunity to respond to Biden’s ambition with proposals of their own.
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KeepCup Reinvents Your Morning Coffee Routine
KeepCup’s success shows that private-sector innovators, not government, continues to lead the way on environmental stewardship.
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5 Facts You Didn’t Know About Offshore Wind
"Land-based wind turbines have already had a massive impact in shifting the United States toward increased reliance on renewable energy. Offshore turbines will take wind energy to even greater heights."
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Late Energy Push Underscores Future Tug-o-War in Biden Policy
"Now that the shouting is over, it is time to come together. The voters have offered a mixed bag in favor of Biden and Congressional Republicans. A quick read of the tea leaves tells us it is time to get down to the hard work of building a policy that can bring people together, protect our economic recovery and succeed at reducing emissions."
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New Orleans Faces Big Costs Due to Climate Change
Making an economic case for fighting climate change is essential. Solutions that slow innovation and increase hardships for lower-income residents could make a challenging situation worse.
