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Harris-Walz Have a Big Fracking Problem
Voters Looking for More Information Aren’t Playing “Gotcha”
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Environment
A Better Way to Talk About Climate
The UN Secretary-General’s Doomsday Message Isn’t Helping Anyone
Conservation
How the Private Sector Can Protect American Wetlands
Through private sector intervention, our country could protect and restore wetlands.
Environment
Climate activists have lost sight of their mission
"What too many well-meaning activists don’t seem to understand — or don’t want to admit — is that the clean energy industry is nowhere near ready to replace fossil fuels, which make up 60 percent of all electricity production in the United States. Even if the country were prepared politically to start turning off its carbon spigot, it simply could not do so without generating an energy crisis."
Culture
The Beardslee Homestead is Marrying Tradition and Sustainability
The American spirit of perseverance rooted in faith was very prevalent in the Beardslee family and now in the Greco family as we regenerate the farm into an Eco-AgriResort.
Energy
The GOP Energy Consensus: Dominance is Decarbonization
“Dominance is decarbonization” isn’t a perfect consensus but it’s a powerful consensus that could shape the world for the better for decades to come.
Culture
Anti-ESG Legislation is Unpopular and Costly
Rather than restricting certain investment strategies, policymakers should embrace policies that unlock investor freedom and leave politics out of it.
Culture
The Democrats’ Sanctimony Crisis
Believing You Care More about Issues like Climate Leads to Delusional Judgment
Environment
Curtis’s Victory is a Win for the Nation
Curtis’s win is not only a victory for the people of Utah but for the nation, which is getting a humble, principled leader who is not afraid to address complex issues elevated to the Senate.
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