by Josh Siegel
Washington Examiner
This story is a compendium of pipeline projects either being abandoned or under assault by environmental extremists.
“Five more oil and gas pipelines targeted by green activists” Read Full Article »
by Tom Knighton
Bearing Arms
“One of the worst fears for gun owners is gun registration. The reason for that is that once firearms are registered, it’s that much easier to confiscate them. We’ve seen how this shakes out elsewhere and that’s always the end result of any registration scheme,” according to Bearing Arms.
“Democrats File Federal Gun Licensing And Registration Bill” Read Full Article »
by Thomas Catenacci
Daily Caller
Here’s another example of liberals believing that energy is for them but not for thee.
by Rachel Frazin
The Hill
“But the Trump administration argued that its decision would increase rural economic opportunity and decrease federal regulation. It also argued that it would only cause a “modest difference” in environmental impacts” according to The Hill.
by Sam Kazman
Real Clear Energy
“When George Orwell first introduced memory holes in his novel 1984, published 72 years ago today, these machines for erasing the past were filthy incinerators in the bowels of ominous government ministries. They were fed by thousands of pneumatic tubes carrying papers to be destroyed—unrectified newspaper stories, failed forecasts, old speeches that had become embarrassing,” according to Real Clear Energy.
by Liam Stoker
PV Tech
“kWh Analytics’ new Solar Risk Assessment, released this week, pulls together a raft of industry experts to assess the greatest risks to the global solar industry and has identified a number of serious threats which threaten to reduce investor returns and damage the industry’s credibility moving forward,” according to PV Tech.
by Thomas J. Pyle
American Energy Alliance
“Keystone XL would have transported a critical resource in the most energy-efficient and safest way possible – more than one half-million barrels of oil per day from Canada to the United States,” according to the American Energy Alliance.
by Penny Starr
Breitbart
Here’s more evidence that liberals are more interested in harming America than they are opposed to fossil fuels.
by David Markind
Forbes
If you hope to fly to or from the upper Midwest or Eastern Canada, Michigan Governor Whitmer is not your friend.
“Michigan Governor Whitmer’s Pipeline Move Declares War On Aviation” Read Full Article »
by The Editorial Board
The Wall Street Journal
‘The U.S. is barreling toward one of the greatest self-inflicted wounds in its history. This came into sharper focus last week when President Biden suspended oil leases in Alaska’s Arctic National Wildlife Refuge (ANWR), even as Russia and the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) announced production increases,” according to The Wall Street Journal
by Jude Clemente
Forbes
As Jude Clemente reports in Forbes, “For natural gas as a commodity, global use will stay resilient even in a policy scenario where the human-induced rise in global temperatures is held to 2 degrees C or less. This explains why net-zero carbon gas companies like BP and Shell are expanding their LNG portfolios, not to mention giant commodity traders like Vitol touting gas as a ‘cost effective and cleaner fuel solution.’”
“The World’s Liquefied Natural Gas Market Is Roaring Back” Read Full Article »
News Max
The judge’s ruling is sound and constitutionally valid. However, it misses the less important fact from a public relations standpoint: there is no such thing as an assault ruffle; it is without definition.
“Federal Judge Overturns California’s Ban on ‘Assault-Style’ Weapons” Read Full Article »
by Lawrence Richard
Washington Examiner
The Interstate Commerce clause of the U.S. Constitution and congressional action are brought to bear in latest sate lawsuit over Keystone XL Pipeline.
by Tom Knighton
Bearing Arms
Legislators in the Tar Heel state say, in effect, the Second Amendment applies in churches, too.
“North Carolina House Votes To Expand Church Carry” Read Full Article »
by Jim Carlton
It was a long time coming but bound to happen: environmentalists tell solar power developer in Nevada, “Not in my backyard.”
“Solar Power’s Land Grab Hits a Snag: Environmentalists” Read Full Article »
by Guy F. Caruso
Real Clear Energy
“No more gasoline-powered vehicles by 2035. Halt all investment in new fossil fuel supply projects including development of new oil and natural gas fields. Massive cutbacks in the use of all fossil fuels, including a 55% decline in the cleanest of those, natural gas. Under the new roadmap issued last month by the International Energy Agency (IEA), those are the required conditions if humans have any chance of winning the fight against climate change,” according to Real Clear Energy.
by Helen Raleigh
Real Clear Energy
“Many solar-energy panels and components from China, the world’s largest supplier, are built with forced labor.,” according to Real Clear Energy.
by Marisa Schultz
Fox Business
Like most Americans, North Face does not seems to recognize how much basic materials and products rely on petroleum.
“Oil and gas industry trolls North Face with new billboard campaign” Read Full Article »
by Abby Smith
Washington Examiner
“Whether the Biden administration likes it or not, the U.S. solidified its position last year — even amid a pandemic — as a top exporter of natural gas,” according to Washington Examiner.
“US growth in natural gas exports could challenge Biden agenda” Read Full Article »
by Hayden Ludwig and Kevin Mooney
Capital Research Center
“Pennsylvania is the main battlefield in the environmental Left’s effort to “green” the country with radical policies that promise to raise the cost of electricity, household appliances, and grocery bills—all in servitude of a far-left ideology,” according to Capital Research Center.
“Behind Pennsylvania’s “Green” Activists: Pennsylvania’s Big Funders” Read Full Article »