Category: Environment and Enterprise Institute
Walgreens CEO Becomes Incoherent When Asked How Much More Consumers Should be Asked to Pay for Goods Labeled “Sustainable”
Challenged on Retail Industry Plans to Elevate Green "Sustainability" Over Price and Quality, CEO Greg Wasson Proves Retail Industry Hasn't Thought Through the Environmentalist Regulations It Supports Wasson Was Barely Able to Complete a Proper Sentence When Asked a Simple ...
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Walgreens Executives to Face Questions Over Company’s “Sustainability” Efforts
Question to Walgreens to be Asked in Tandem with National Poll of the American Public on the Same Question; Answers to Be Compared Shareholder to Demand Explanation About Harmful Effects of Green-Product Push as Consumers Tighten Belts in Tough Economic ...
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EPA Pre-Emptive Action Against Nonexistent Alaska Mine Could Create Chilling Effect on Domestic Mining
Scathing New Report Says the EPA Hit a New Low By Using Fictional Projections Washington, D.C. - The Environmental Protection Agency's efforts to bypass normal regulatory procedures to stop a mining project in a remote part of Alaska could have ...
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Dough-Ha-Ha: Agenda 21 Treaty Establishes New Bank Account, by Teresa Platt
Just after Thanksgiving weekend 2012, more than 17,000 people gathered in Doha, Qatar to contemplate a new and improved United Nations’ “climate change” treaty. Negotiations stalled - but a new bank account was established for the purpose of transferring more ...
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Radical Animal Rights Groups and their Radical Agenda
As I wrote in an op-ed in the Orange County Register, How’s this for a “man bites dog” story? A major nonprofit activist group is paying a corporation to settle litigation. Usually it’s the other way around. Over a decade ...
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Bubble Trouble: Toast To A Very Happy – And Carbon-Neutralized – New Year! by Teresa Platt
On New Year’s Eve, corks popped, champagne flowed. Bubbles fizzed in soda pop, bubbled up in the beer. We raised our flutes to the light and studied the bubbles. Carbon dioxide. CO2. The bubbles that cause so much trouble in ...
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The EPA’s Pebble Mine Assessment Puts Politics Above Sound Science
A regulatory battle underway in a remote area of Alaska could have profound implications for the rest of the country. Its outcome will determine whether the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) power can be used for political ends or whether ...
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Your support of the National Center for Public Policy Research helps us fight for the principles that matter to you—individual liberty, personal responsibility and fidelity to the U.S. Constitution. We want to make sure that you don’t miss out on ...
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Shining Bright
What do you call a jewelry company that boycotts a mine that doesn’t even exist? Well, they call themselves “the Diamond Store.” I call them anti-American. You probably know them as Zales. If you care about American jobs and American ...
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Congress Should Shut Off the Wind Subsidy America Can’t Afford and the Industry Doesn’t Even Need, Energy Expert Says
Washington, D.C. - The Production Tax Credit (PTC) should be allowed to expire not only because it will cost taxpayers billions of dollars that they can't afford, but because the wind energy industry doesn't need it. That's a conclusion of ...
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