World
Economic Freedom and Democracy to Restore Haiti
By embracing economic freedom and strengthening democratic institutions, the nation can chart a path toward a sustainable and prosperous future.
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Environment
America’s Largest DAC Facility Opens in Oklahoma
The Bantam facility in Oklahoma is an encouraging sign that innovators in the private sector are ahead of schedule.
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
This Election Won’t Be About Climate Change, and That’s Okay
It’s wishful thinking to assume climate change is one of the most important issues leading up to November. It’s not. And that’s okay.
Energy
It’s Time for Congress to Capitalize on Nuclear Power’s Momentum
Congress can capitalize on the ADVANCE Act by implementing further regulatory reforms to put nuclear power on a level playing field with other energy sources.
Energy
The Medal Winners of the 2024 Energy and Climate Olympic Games
America’s athletic success at the Summer Games has inspired C3 to award our own Gold, Silver, and Bronze medals for policies that will improve energy security, lower costs, reduce emissions, and accelerate innovation.
Environment
Tim Walz Pick Signals Progressive Confidence on Climate Policy
Harris is doubling down on conventional progressive policy because she can.
Energy
Italy’s Hopes for a Nuclear Renaissance
For nuclear power to be successful in Italy and elsewhere, policymakers must take on the difficult challenge of reducing government-imposed barriers and open markets to trade, investment, and innovation.
Economics
Tariffs Raise Costs for Consumers and Slow Clean Energy Deployment
By reducing competition and keeping interest rates high, tariffs raise costs for consumers and deter the adoption of clean technologies.