Kenneth Artz

Artz has more than 20 years’ experience in nonprofit organizations, publishing, newspaper reporting, and public policy advocacy.
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U.S. House Tackles ‘Weaponization of the Federal Government’

"An investigation of public policy being promulgated through private corporations is long overdue."

Ambulance Shortage Plaguing Texas

A shortage of new ambulances is preventing fire departments across Dallas and other North Texas cities from updating their fleets, resulting in slower response times and increased fleet maintenance costs.

Collapse of Sen. Manchin’s Energy Bill Opens Door for Real Permitting Reform

The failure of Sen. Joe Manchin's (D-WV) Energy Independence and Security Act of 2022—designed to speed up the permitting process for conventional energy projects—leaves the door open for real permitting reform.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton Leads 17-State Coalition Fighting Federal Energy Power Grab

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is leading a coalition of 17 state attorneys general who sent a letter to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC), pushing back against the agencies proposed rule granting increased electrical grid oversight to itself.

State AGs Warn Google Not to Censor Pregnancy Aid Centers

"Google should be an open forum, a free market for ideas, and if it’s not functioning that way, then it should warn people that when they search on Google it’s not a real search."

Amended Mountain Valley Pipeline Plan Approved by FERC

The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission has approved the Mountain Valley Pipeline’s method to cross streams in Virginia and West Virginia.

LNG Export Facility Construction Underway on Gulf Coast

Construction has begun on a liquified natural gas plant, export terminal, and associated pipeline on the U.S. Gulf Coast south of Lake Charles, Louisiana.

Massachusetts Legislators Pass Differing Offshore Wind Power Plans

Massachusetts legislators have passed two different plans to expand offshore wind power.

Exxon Mobil Loses Appeal in New York and Massachusetts Climate Lawsuits

Massachusetts' lawsuit against Exxon Mobil for deceptive advertising will continue in state court after a federal appeals court dismissed the company's claims that the state's lawsuit violated the company's First Amendment rights to free speech.

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis Expected to Sign Bill to Cut Cross-Subsidies to Roof-top Solar Owners

Florida's legislature passed a bill to reform the state's net metering laws and end regressive subsidies to owners of roof top solar systems.

Kenneth Artz

Artz has more than 20 years’ experience in nonprofit organizations, publishing, newspaper reporting, and public policy advocacy.

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