Category: Environment and Enterprise Institute

Endangered Species Reform Promotes Better Environmental Stewardship

Endangered Species Reform Promotes Better Environmental Stewardship

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With only a three percent recovery rate for 1,661 species that the federal government has designated as threatened or endangered since 1973, National Center Senior Fellow Dr. Bonner Cohen calls the Endangered Species Act (ESA) “a complete dud.” “Paltry,” he notes, ...
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Drill Here, Drill Now to Guarantee Energy Security

Drill Here, Drill Now to Guarantee Energy Security

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America has made great strides toward achieving energy independence over the past few years, but National Center Senior Fellow Horace Cooper points out in a new Issues and Insights commentary that the United States “must seize the opportunity to expand ...
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China Collusion Claim Compromises Green Group

China Collusion Claim Compromises Green Group

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With Capitol Hill still fixated on long-discredited allegations of collusion between the Trump presidential campaign and Russia, the National Center’s Bonner Cohen is focused instead on simmering allegations of collusion between a green American nonprofit and Red China. In an ...
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Preventing Classroom Climate Change Indoctrination

Preventing Classroom Climate Change Indoctrination

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Although some schoolteachers proudly wear buttons proclaiming, “I teach climate change,” many also don’t feel they actually possess the skills to properly inform their students on the subject. The National Center’s Dr. Bonner Cohen says this could be a slippery ...
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NAACP Promotes Green Over Black in New Report

NAACP Promotes Green Over Black in New Report

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Perhaps the NAACP should have thought twice about releasing its new report on April Fool’s Day. It’s hard enough to take the group seriously these days on top of wondering if “Fossil Fueled Foolery” isn’t just a prank. In a ...
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Cities Appeal Climate Change Conspiracy Case

Cities Appeal Climate Change Conspiracy Case

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Last June, the conspiracy theory lawsuit alleging that the energy industry knew the risk of fossil fuel emissions – and was therefore responsible for it – didn’t hold up in court. But two California cities are currently trying to revive the case ...
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More Offshore Energy for “Revitalizing Communities”

More Offshore Energy for “Revitalizing Communities”

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While signing two executive orders designed to promote and expand American “energy dominance,” President Donald Trump declared on April 10 that the “era of job-killing regulation is over.” Focused on the transport of energy, one of the orders directs the ...
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Energy Dominance Key to American Global Influence

Energy Dominance Key to American Global Influence

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Besides being a “huge win for American workers” and a boon for consumers, our increasing energy dominance is helping the United States regain its authority on the world stage. That means the continuation of America’s robust energy policies should continue to ...
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Mueller’s Strategy Could Open Green Groups to Scrutiny

Mueller’s Strategy Could Open Green Groups to Scrutiny

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Speculation is running high that the report on alleged Russian meddling in the 2016 presidential election could be released as early as this week. This, and related cases already prosecuted by special counsel Robert Mueller, has environmental policy and legal experts ...
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Gore Plays Race Card to Plug Pipeline

Gore Plays Race Card to Plug Pipeline

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It’s been close to a month since it was discovered that Virginia Governor Ralph Northam’s medical school yearbook page contained a photo of a person in blackface and a person dressed in a Ku Klux Klan outfit. While there have been ...
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