Economy Archives - Page 2 of 36

How capitalism and competition benefit the economy and environment

The tools that made this country great can put the radical climate agenda to rest.

By Joe Bastardi |2026-06-05T20:15:06-04:00June 5th, 2026|Comments Off

Australian renewable investments evaporated in 2025 reaching a ten-year low

Instead, investors are running away.

By Joanne Nova |2026-05-30T16:58:58-04:00May 30th, 2026|Comments Off

Voodoo modeling says climate change makes interest rates rise

Interest rate climate porn attacks Australia.

By Joanne Nova |2026-05-22T16:15:44-04:00May 22nd, 2026|Comments Off

“Green Machine” targets plastics at consumer expense

Anti-trust investigations team up with pressure groups to target producers.

By Kevin Mooney |2026-05-12T22:34:46-04:00May 11th, 2026|Comments Off

What about Earth’s threatened and endangered PEOPLE?

We just had our 57th Earth Day, and our planet’s poorest people were ignored yet again.

By Paul Driessen |2026-05-04T17:19:31-04:00May 6th, 2026|Comments Off

Florida AG James Uthmeier just ended the ‘green’ plastics cartel

The free market doesn't need activists dictating soda packaging.

By Melanie Collette |2026-04-29T09:52:17-04:00April 30th, 2026|Comments Off

Congress, White House act to shore up America’s position in critical minerals

From mining for critical minerals to the construction of pipelines, roads, bridges, and tunnels, efforts to upgrade America’s infrastructure continue to be tied up in red tape.

By Bonner Cohen, Ph. D. |2026-04-30T08:48:57-04:00April 29th, 2026|Comments Off

CFACT presses PSEG CEO on wind

“Given the cancellation of projects like Ocean Wind 1 and broader setbacks in offshore wind development, what exposure does PSEG currently have to infrastructure or preparatory investments tied to offshore wind projects?”

By Nate Myers |2026-04-26T22:57:05-04:00April 26th, 2026|Comments Off

Wastewater maintenance fails the smell test

America’s sewers — including nearly 17,500 wastewater treatment plants — are not properly maintained.

By Duggan Flanakin |2026-04-23T23:02:16-04:00April 24th, 2026|Comments Off

Florida AG launches antitrust probe into costly plastics environmental schemes

Standing up for consumers.

By Craig Rucker |2026-04-22T22:32:16-04:00April 22nd, 2026|Comments Off

Fed court rejects costly green housing policy

The Biden administration’s obsession with climate change has contributed to the housing affordability challenges Americans face today.

By Donna Jackson, Ben Lieberman |2026-04-20T20:52:29-04:00April 21st, 2026|Comments Off

Vanguard’s Texas settlement matters far beyond coal

Moving up and beyond ESG.

By Melanie Collette |2026-03-20T21:56:07-04:00March 20th, 2026|Comments Off

They’ve nearly given up on climate — plastics will be next

We don’t need another bloated UN program.

By Craig Rucker |2026-03-09T11:35:33-04:00March 11th, 2026|Comments Off

Can Belgium’s PM wake up the European sleeping giant?

Bart De Wever lays out a plan to restore Europe.

By Duggan Flanakin |2026-03-08T21:37:19-04:00March 6th, 2026|Comments Off

Trump’s good news for our fishing fleet

Enough of bureaucrats who know nothing of conservation, history, and the people most involved. Thank you, President Trump, for giving our fishermen back their grounds.

By Craig Rucker |2026-02-25T21:55:37-05:00February 26th, 2026|Comments Off