Home Search
wind power states - search results
If you're not happy with the results, please do another search
‘Merits’ of the Inflation Reduction Act, Another Fiction Unmasked
'Merits' of the Inflation Reduction Act for seniors unmasked, with fewer innovative drugs and $280 billion siphoned from Medicare. (Commentary)
By Ken Blackwell
My, how things have changed...
‘Second Class’ Misunderstands Poverty (Book Review)
'Second Class' misunderstands poverty, shows ignorance of economics, and repeats Marxist class-system nostrums. (Book Review)
by Nikolai G. Wenzel
I don’t quite buy the facile explanation...
Time to Separate Education and the State? (Opinion)
Time to separate education and the State? The dominant belief system in many public schools is leftism or cultural Marxism. (Opinion)
by Larry Sand
The Archdiocese...
Climate Change Weekly #511: Illegal ESG Collusion Behind Decarbonization Efforts
The Heartland Institute was well ahead of the curve in exposing the dangers ESG poses to freedom and economic progress.
How South Dakota Makes Higher Education Work
Only about 900,000 persons claim permanent residence in South Dakota, yet its 28 colleges and universities rank it third best in the nation for...
Stephen Moore: The Climate Change Movement Goes to Court – Will Judges Ban Fossil...
Things aren't going well at all for the global warming crusaders. Despite hundreds of billions of tax dollars spent on green energy over the...
EPA’s Coal Plant Emissions Rules Will Be Costly, Threaten Blackouts in North Dakota
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s climate regulations, which sharply restrict greenhouse-gas emissions from coal-fueled power plants, will add hundreds of billions of dollars to ratepayers’ bills and lead to blackouts.
Consumers Cut Cable Cords, so Cities Fight to Tax Broadband
Consumers cut cable cords, and cable monopolies are a source of revenue for municipal governments, so cities fight to tax broadband.
by Daniel Lyons
Broadband has...
EV Mandates and Copper Mining Bans Are Mutually Exclusive
By Andrew Weiss
As global governments push for a rapid transition to electric vehicles and to wind and solar power, they are creating a demand for copper...
Log Cabin Schoolhouse Startup: Classical Ed and Technology
Log cabin schoolhouse startup "marries the latest technology with classical education," to open in Alabama.
By Colleen Hroncich
Jennifer Wolverton calls Log Cabin Schoolhouse an “accidental startup.” An engineer...
Latest article
Navy’s new submarine class over budget, behind schedule
(The Center Square) – The Navy's planned $130 billion investment in a new class of submarines, which serve as a key part of the...
Study Points to Why Generic Drugs in the U.S. Are the Lowest in the...
The United States appears to have the most competitive market for generic drugs among high-income countries, according to a new study.
Prices in eight high-income...
Employer Vaccination Mandates Under Scrutiny Post COVID-19
From presidential candidate Donald Trump’s promise to reinstate military members who were fired for not getting COVID-19 shots to a federal court decision favoring employee...
