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Op-Ed: California’s Clean Energy Policies. Cautionary Tale for States Like Ohio, Michigan
California’s seismic shift to cleaner energy tells a cautionary tale. The Golden State may someday achieve fossil fuel independence, but that dream remains elusive.
Mississippi Should Question Wind and Solar After Winter Storm Elliot
By Isaac Orr
A couple of months ago, Storm Elliot caused rolling blackouts in several Southern states. Luckily, most of Mississippi avoided power outages, but...
Commentary: SB4 Is Vital: Kentuckians Are Paying a High Price for Closing Coal-Fired Power...
The relentless and dangerous push to remove coal-fired capacity in Kentucky and other states is resulting in an economic catastrophe and putting millions of lives at risk.
Green Energy Failed To Meet Power Demand During Winter Storm
Green energy accounted for small portions of electricity generation in New England and Texas as the regions narrowly avoided blackouts following winter storms.
Voters in Ohio and Michigan Join 375 Other Localities in Vetoing Large Wind Projects
During the November 2022 mid-term elections voters in Ohio and Michigan joined more that 370 other localities in rejecting wind facilities.
Climate Change Weekly #454: Economic Realities Dash Biden’s Offshore Wind Plans
President Joe Biden’s plans for nearly a coast-long chain of offshore industrial wind facilities have more than a few hurdles to clear before they reality.
Coal Power Surges Amid Europe’s Energy Crisis
Despite the anti-fossil fuel rhetoric of world governments, coal power surges in use amid the current European energy crisis, with countries that previously shuttered...
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.
Harsanyi: Turns Out Biden’s Empowering of OPEC Was a Really Bad Idea
The OPEC cartel announced it's going to cut production by 2 million barrels a day, despite the Biden administration's recent outreach.
Commentary: Nuclear Power Making a Comeback in Europe, Can it Happen in the United...
Nuclear power is making a comeback in Europe and elsewhere around the globe, but not in United States despite public support for it.
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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.
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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...
