Conservation
Five Organizations That Are Leading in Marine Conservation
Companies and coalitions across the globe are developing innovative solutions to solve the present and future challenges the ocean faces.
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Environment
Why Candidates Should Step Up on Climate
While climate might not be the absolute make-or-break issue of the 2024 election, it should still be a priority for any candidate interested in accurately and fully representing the interests of the American public.
Agriculture
Florida’s Lab Meat Ban and the Perils of Synthetic Conservatism
Real conservatism welcomes competition. Synthetic conservatism bans competition.
Environment
Every Day is Earth Day
When we reach for higher ground, we find common ground and never lose the light.
Energy
Does the U.S. Need More Nuclear Energy?
Rather than singling out a single source of energy production, policymakers should pursue an “all of the above approach” that empowers market forces to determine what energy source we should use to reduce costs and emissions.
Environment
New Polling Shows Where Young Conservatives Stand On The Environment
Fifty-one percent of those surveyed would be more likely to vote for a Republican candidate who supports clean energy expansion and addressing the climate challenge.
Conservation
Whale Conservation and Lobstering Can Go Hand in Hand
Win-win policies that incentivize innovation and lower the costs of new technologies will empower the lobstermen to pursue their livelihoods while protecting the whales.
Environment
Gen Z’s Bipartisan Approach to Climate Solutions
While Gen Z may not agree on everything, it is clear that my generation is ready to lead on and advance durable bipartisan solutions to address climate change.
Environment
The Danger of Climate Extremism
If anyone seems intent on turning the world into a desert, it is the extremists who are committed to sabotaging any imperfect, yet durable, solution.
Environment
Sorry, Tucker, Russia is Filthy
If Carlson succeeds in anesthetizing the United States into accepting the authoritarianism he reveres in Putin’s Russia, he won’t have to travel far to see how smothering freedom can damage our natural and economic environment.