You may have heard the term “Luddite,” but never heard of Ned Ludd. To be fair to them, he might not have existed at all. But the movement named for him certainly did! In the early 1800’s, Luddites fought to stop the expansion of technology in Great Britain. At that time, high technology meant knitting...
Minutes after pundits and political strategists received exit poll data, they began unpacking why voters of all ages, genders, and ethnicities voted for Donald Trump to be the 47th president.
Many encouraging signs indicate that private sector-driven efforts will meet the world’s energy needs while reducing climate risks.
Congress clearly recognizes that the National Environmental Policy Act of 1969 (NEPA) has become a litigious permitting morass that has delayed proposed projects for years.
Economics explains that there are always trade-offs in everything.
Pre-mortems are helpful because, in any election, the winning side tends to overinterpret the results while the losing side tends to underinterpret the results.
In a lengthy interview with Joe Rogan, Donald Trump offered mixed reviews on nuclear power.
Researchers are using environmental DNA analysis to monitor the ocean surrounding fish farms without using much equipment or manpower.
Tiffany & Co. wants to impact the environment positively, and its marine conservation initiative is the latest example.
Permitting reform is not a one-and-done fix. It will take bold reform at the federal and state levels to capitalize on America’s energy abundance and technological innovation.
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