Daily News Editorial The California wildfires have been among the many disagreements this summer and fall between President Donald Trump and climate change advocates. Have they set a record, as some state officials have reported? And is the human race’s impact on the environment the primary culprit? Those who are firmly in the environmental camp [...]
by Craig Richardson RealClear Energy Home to some of the most beautiful and bountiful fishing and hunting grounds in the world, Louisiana has long been known as the Sportsman’s Paradise. Unfortunately, a government-sponsored legal war against some of the country’s largest job creators has earned the state a new nickname: The Lawsuit Paradise. Seeking to [...]
by E&E Legal Senior Policy Fellow and Junkscience.com Founder As Appearing in the Washington Examiner Despite the mixed signals from the 2020 election, the exit polling indicated one clear loser: the Green New Deal. Joe Biden was both for and against the Green New Deal. In a debate, he said it would pay for itself. [...]
by Jessica Towhey Boston Herald Despite the Democratic Party’s push for progressive environmental policies like the Green New Deal, climate change was not foremost on the minds of most voters this election cycle, according to recent polling from the Associated Press. The polling, performed by NORC at the University of Chicago, shows that just single-digit [...]
by Greg Walcher, E&E Legal Senior Policy Fellow As appearing in the Daily Sentinel Don’t you hate leading, when nobody follows? It’s the story of my life, so I don’t take it personally anymore. I have tried for years to lead a conversation about restoring healthy forests. Yet I continually look around and nobody’s there. [...]
by Steve Milloy, E&E Legal Senior Policy Fellow and Junkscience.com Founder As Appearing in the RealClear Energy Joe Biden is no moderate. He admitted as much at the final presidential debate when he said that he would “transition” America away from oil. Many don’t realize how radical a statement that is. Since at least 1988, [...]
by Greg Walcher, E&E Legal Senior Policy Fellow As appearing in the Daily Sentinel If I told you to go jump in a lake, you probably wouldn’t. You would know I didn’t actually want you to go jump in an actual lake. But if I took up a collection, and offered you money to go [...]
As part of their podcast series, Heartland's H. Sterling Burnett hosted E&E Legal's Senior Policy Fellow Steve Milloy to discuss what a Biden/Harris Administration would do to energy. The show notes says, "If Democratic candidate Joe Biden wins the Presidency, he will work to severely limit fracking, undermining U.S. energy security and causing an economic [...]
by Greg Walcher, E&E Legal Senior Policy Fellow As appearing in the Daily Sentinel Few new Supreme Court nominees have generated as much interest as Judge Amy Coney Barrett, because her confirmation could have far-reaching implications by upending the court’s decades-long liberal majority. More has already been written about Judge Barrett than my poor power [...]
by Valerie Richardson Washington Times Data for Progress survey shows 16-point decline before and after debate Support for a fracking ban declined significantly among Democrats after the first presidential debate, prompting foes of hydraulic fracturing to urge Joseph R. Biden to stop talking about the issue. A Data for Progress survey released Wednesday showed that [...]
