Category: Environment and Enterprise Institute
Exposing Potential Collusion Between Greens and Reds on Energy
Both the Russian and Chinese governments are reportedly actively working with American environmental groups to hinder fossil fuel exploration in the United States. “This,” said National Center Senior Fellow Bonner Cohen, Ph.D., “is the real collusion.” At the recent America ...
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Offshore Protestors Who Flood Hearing Rooms Don’t Speak For Everyone, by Derrick Hollie
Time and time again we hear politicians say they are committed to representing the will of the people. As the entire country heads into another general election, I’m reminded what the Isle of Wight County Supervisor Rudolph Jefferson said after ...
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Black Leaders Applaud New Trump Administration Fuel Efficiency Rule
Washington, D.C. – Because of its ability to make new cars and light trucks safer and more affordable, the Trump Administration’s proposed rule to freeze a fuel efficiency mandate imposed on vehicle manufacturers by the previous administration is being applauded ...
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Trump EPA Could Double Toxic Clean-Ups Over Obama’s Pace
Despite the very good news, don’t expect the environmental establishment to praise the Trump Administration for handling toxic Superfund sites at a much faster pace than the Obama Administration. But National Center Senior Fellow Dr. Bonner Cohen is giving credit ...
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Baltimore Makes Powerless Argument Against Energy Producers
Just one day after New York City had a similar case thrown out, Baltimore filed a lawsuit against dozens of energy companies. City lawyers argue these energy-producers are financially liable to Charm City – for an undetermined sum – for ...
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Trump’s Fuel-Efficiency Reality Check Revs Up the American Economy, by Derrick Hollie
Despite rampant speculation that President Donald Trump’s trade policy might increase some car prices, how his regulatory relief agenda may lower sticker prices and increase safety goes largely ignored. How did this happen? The Trump administration is revising the Corporate ...
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Most Likely Winner in Energy Industry Lawsuits: Trial Lawyers
Several city and state officials across America are filing lawsuits against the energy industry for alleged environmental damages to their communities. But National Center Senior Fellow Horace Cooper calls their arguments “flawed and ridiculous.” In the end, the only people ...
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Supreme Court Set for Ribbiting Property Rights Case
As the U.S. Supreme Court justices hand down the last of their high-profile decisions for the current term, property rights proponents are preparing for their fall term and a major case that could finally set boundaries on the currently unchecked ...
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Black Leaders Praise Trump Administration for Helping Make New Vehicles Safer, Cheaper
Rollback of CAFE Mandate Is Compliant with Project 21’s “Blueprint for a Better Deal for Black America” Washington, D.C. - The Project 21 black leadership network is thanking two members of President Trump’s cabinet for easing regulations that disproportionately hurt ...
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When We Said “Free Coal,” We Didn’t Want to Subsidize It
President Ronald Reagan famously said: “Government’s view of the economy could be summed up in a few short phrases: If it moves, tax it. If it keeps moving, regulate it. And if it stops moving, subsidize it.” At a time when ...
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