FROM RESTORATION NEWS: By greatly restricting and outright eliminating some of the most pernicious taxpayer funded government favors in the energy sector, President Donald Trump has delivered on key campaign promises that will ultimately lead to lower energy costs.
From Restoration News: Climate activists are sabotaging real estate listings.
From Restoration News: Governor Youngkin offers up nuclear power as an innovative solution.
From Restoration News: Skyrocketing "cap and trade" costs could be added to existing green energy mandates.
From Restoration News: Repeal of green mandates could save Virginia households and businesses billions of dollars.
With the 250th anniversary of American independence fast approaching, there is no better way to mark that occasion than by caging the climate lobby’s administrative beast, uprooting California mandates, and restoring Congress to its proper station as a lawmaking body.
The U.N.'s Agenda 21 sustainable development agenda should be in the Administration's crosshairs.
Trump’s deregulatory agenda could not be more perfectly timed.
A handful of Republicans stand in the way of transformative energy policy change.
Whales migrating up and down the East Coast are getting at least a temporary reprieve from offshore wind.
the cumulative effect of President Joe Biden’s anti-energy agenda is already registering with consumers who benefit from affordable, reliable energy.
“FERC commissioners should be working for ratepayers, not narrow special interest groups and certainly not for themselves.”
At issue, is the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative, commonly known as RGGI, a “cap and trade” regulatory scheme
Billionaire businessman Mike Bloomberg, the former New York mayor and presidential candidate, is poised to benefit financially from proposed rules requiring climate disclosures for businesses that he had a hand in crafting, policy analysts say.
The coup de grace for the American oil and gas industry under Biden’s watch may come in the form of a proposed ESG rule that would empower the SEC to coerce companies into disclosing their so-called climate related risks.