Category: Global Warming

Biden’s “Social Cost” Climate Analysis Flawed

Biden’s “Social Cost” Climate Analysis Flawed

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Black Activist Advocates Instead for Analysis of Regulatory Impact on Minorities Washington, D.C. - Noting that “[i]f the predictions of the environmental ‘experts’ and their models over the course of my life were true, I’d already be dead,” Derrick Hollie ...
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“Expert” Predictions No Substitute for Regulatory Safeguards Today

“Expert” Predictions No Substitute for Regulatory Safeguards Today

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“If the predictions of the environmental ‘experts’ and their models over the course of my life were true, I’d already be dead.” In a Townhall commentary, Project 21 member Derrick Hollie makes a compelling case against the Biden Administration’s interest ...
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“Equity” a New Spin on Old, Unfair Politics

“Equity” a New Spin on Old, Unfair Politics

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“Equity” is the new buzzword in the Biden Administration. But the notion of an equal outcome by any means necessary is just “another term” for more bad policies that will actually have very disparate results for those affected. Project 21 ...
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Congress Told to “End Environmental Justice as We Know It”

Congress Told to “End Environmental Justice as We Know It”

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Did you watch Project 21 member Donna Jackson’s congressional testimony last week? If you didn’t, you still have a chance to watch it on-demand! In a rousing testimony before the House Subcommittee on Water, Oceans and Wildlife, Donna declared – in ...
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Read the Letter the NY Times Refused to Print!

Read the Letter the NY Times Refused to Print!

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The New York Times reported a dubious claim that climate change has a disparate effect on black American mothers. But it was criticism of this shoddy journalism that the so-called "newspaper of record" decided wasn’t fit to print. Project 21 ...
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Black vs. Green: Black Americans Fight Climate Measures That Increase Energy Costs, by Donna Jackson

Black vs. Green: Black Americans Fight Climate Measures That Increase Energy Costs, by Donna Jackson

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While I don’t often find myself agreeing with Jesse Jackson, I applaud his support of a pipeline to bring affordable natural gas to the predominantly minority and low-income farming community of Pembroke Township, Illinois. As a black conservative who opposes ...
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Green Politics Promotes Energy Poverty

Green Politics Promotes Energy Poverty

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Extreme measures pushed by radical politicians threaten America’s growing energy independence, its international stature and the needs of its most vulnerable citizens. As liberal lawmakers introduce green energy agendas costing lots of money and promising to fundamentally change America, Project ...
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NAACP Promotes Green Over Black in New Report

NAACP Promotes Green Over Black in New Report

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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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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Cooper Exposes California-Style Hypocrisy

Cooper Exposes California-Style Hypocrisy

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Discussing his latest commentary on a recent edition of the Fox Business Network’s “Varney and Co.,” National Center Senior Fellow Horace Cooper called out the “blatant hypocrisy” of government officials in California who are suing energy companies for allegedly lying ...
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