Agriculture
Innovative Technology is Saving the Bees
Innovative technology is coming to the rescue of declining bee populations. Vital to food supplies, bee populations worldwide are rapidly declining due to disease, habitat loss, and the…
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Energy
Look Beyond China for Sustainable Rare Earth Elements
Policymakers need to reduce every government barrier that’s preventing entrepreneurs, investors and businesses from doing this hard work.
Agriculture
Neutral: The Country’s First Carbon-Neutral Food Company
This Portland startup wants to radically reduce animal agriculture’s carbon footprint, starting with a glass of its signature climate-friendly milk
Energy
How Inflation Cripples Innovation
Inflation produced by insecure supply chains, irresponsible monetary policies, and burdensome taxation is anathema to innovation.
Environment
New Battleground Poll Finds Strong Republican and Bipartisan Support for Climate Solutions Rooted in Economic Freedom
Findings Suggest Republicans Are More Interested in Looking Forward than Backward
Energy
America Could Run On Spent Nuclear Fuel…If We Let It
Spent nuclear fuel is waiting to be put to use. All we have to do is develop the entrepreneurial will to get the technological ball rolling up to scale.
Environment
Why the Republican Climate Plan Is Needed Now More Than Ever
With this new agenda, conservatives have an opportunity to drastically reform the debate around climate change and usher in an era of real action.
Energy
Biden’s “Letter To Energy CEOs” won’t work: Here’s what he can actually do to make energy more affordable
Instead of writing letters to CEOs, President Biden should get to work on meaningful policy reforms to help the economy and the environment.
Environment
The Supreme Court’s Big Wins for Climate and Freedom
Top-down solutions don’t last and don’t work. Bottom-up innovators, not regulators, tend to be those who change the world.
Environment
After West Virginia v. EPA, Time for Elected Officials to Step Up
Many climate hawks may see the Supreme Court’s ruling as a setback for climate progress. Instead, it should be an opportunity for policymakers to step up, double down on innovation, and empower the private sector to deliver the energy and climate solutions Americans and the rest of the world need.