Infrastructure
Building Green Infrastructure Requires More Efficient Permitting
NEPA’s outdated permitting process is doing more harm than good
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Infrastructure
NEPA’s outdated permitting process is doing more harm than good
Energy
Cooperation to modernize permitting and regulations for nuclear power is becoming increasingly bipartisan
Energy
By promoting an innovation-led, “all of the above” strategy, Congress can continue to unleash ways for America’s energy sector to meet families’ needs while charting a path forward on environmental progress.
Infrastructure
With bipartisan support for policies in the climate and energy space seeming to be few and far between, it is encouraging to see both sides of the aisle come together and recognize the need to modernize our country’s permitting process.
Energy
Gas stove bans are burdensome to consumers and businesses alike for no meaningful climate benefit and for a dubious connection to asthma. While electric stoves and induction stoves certainly have their merits, individuals, not federal regulators, should decide what appliance they want to use.
Energy
The Durham, NC-based clean energy startup is pioneering a net-zero natural gas plant.
Energy
Blaming these companies negates the fact that high profits are being driven by global energy shortages.
Energy
By investing in next-generation energy innovation and reducing regulatory burdens, the United States can bolster its energy security while reducing future climate risks.
Energy
With the right reforms, Congress and the administration can empower American energy producers to lower costs for families and businesses, diversify the world’s energy portfolio, and make progress toward climate targets.
Agriculture
The launch of C16’s next-generation oil is yet another instance of private sector innovation creating solutions to reduce emissions, protect wildlife, and promote healthier lifestyles.