CFACT
CFACT reports that Harvard University scientists have found that wind turbines warm the atmosphere by slowing down wind currents.
“Harvard study finds wind turbines warm the U.S.” Read Full Article »
by Bonner R. Cohen
CFACT
“Putting an end to decades of uncertainty over how much regulatory power the federal government has over bodies of water – from ponds to oceans — the Trump administration has overturned and replaced an Obama-era rule that would have imposed federal zoning on millions of acres of private land throughout the country,” according to CFACT
“Trump Administration deep-sixes Obama WOTUS rule” Read Full Article »
Competitive Enterprise Institute
“The Trump administration’s repeal of the Waters of the U. S. Rule (WOTUS) last fall was great news for America’s landowners and for the rule of law. The final rule announced today that replaces the 1986 wetlands rule is another step in the right direction,” according the Myron Ebell, Director of CEI’s Center for Energy and Environment.
“EPA’s WOTUS Replacement Rule Another Step in the Right Direction” Read Full Article »
by Myron Ebell, Patrick J. Michaels
Competitive Enterprise Institute
“Alarmists have been quick to blame climate change for the recent, horrific fires in Australia and California. Although human actions do bear a large share of the blame for the scale of this ongoing tragedy, the cause is primarily bad management policies, not dreaded climate change. Governmental decisions, made under pressure from environmental groups, have made what would normally be big fires into hellish conflagrations,” according to the Competitive Enterprise Institute.
“Australian Wildfires Were Caused by Humans, Not Climate Change” Read Full Article »
by Nicolas Loris
The Heritage Foundation
“By shrinking our economy by potentially tens of trillions of dollars, the Green New Deal will cause lower levels of prosperity and fewer resources to deal with whatever environmental challenges come our way. That’s a bad deal for our economy and our environment,” according to Nicolas Loris, Deputy Director of The Heritage Foundation’s Thomas A. Roe Institute.
“It’s Not Just About Cost. The Green New Deal Is Bad Environmental Policy, Too” Read Full Article »
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
“Four years ago, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce began an effort to document how environmental advocacy groups use the “sue and settle” tactic to influence federal environmental policy. We wanted to understand the impacts sue and settle agreements have on businesses, communities, and state and local governments. We wanted to see who wins and who loses when agencies negotiate with advocacy groups in secret and affected parties are shut out of the process. Our research showed that stakeholders left out of the sue and settle process often lose and that the states are among the biggest losers,” according to the U.S. Chamber. .