Conservation
Will Colorado River Conservation Commitments Make a Difference?
To really change the future of the Colorado River, innovative reforms are needed.
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Abandoned Oil and Gas Wells Have the Potential to Power a Cleaner Energy Future
Through innovation and ingenuity, the private sector is turning environmental hazards into sources of clean, reliable energy production.
Energy
Failed Utility Takeover Measure Ignores Maine’s Energy Crunch Root Causes
Maine’s residential electricity rates are already 59% higher than the national average. They will only rise more if Maine cannot build pipelines, transmission lines, and power stations.
Conservation
The Endangered Species Act: 50 Years Old and in Need of Reform
The regulatory status quo is not truly recovering endangered species—it’s time to try something new.
Energy
House Energy and Commerce Moves to Unleash Nuclear Power
A more competitive nuclear industry would be good for energy security and the climate.
Energy
The U.S. Bets Big on Clean Hydrogen
Together the Regional Hydrogen Hubs will further America’s hydrogen industry and benefit consumers and the environment.
Transportation
For a Cleaner, More Competitive Economy, Repeal the Jones Act
For more than a century, the Jones Act has inflated energy costs, increased emissions, and undermined national security. Reducing barriers to trade and eliminating protectionism are wins for the planet and its people.
Environment
Fixing Flood Insurance
The National Flood Insurance Program puts a significant strain on the federal budget and taxpayers. Instead of renewing it and hoping for the best, lawmakers should update the program as quickly as possible.
Energy
Air Force pioneering innovative geothermal energy solutions
"'We can’t afford to move at the speed of government anymore. We must be bold and modernize at the speed of the threat,' said Chaudhary. 'Innovations like this will be the margin of victory in future conflicts and also propel our nation to compete and win in the future energy economy.'"
Conservation
Congressman Doug Lamborn Champions Common Sense Conservation
As the country looks to reduce climate risk and the size of the federal debt, the U.S. will need principled lawmakers like Congressman Lamborn to offer solutions that reduce risk in an economically viable and sustainable way.