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For decades, policymakers have been concerned about America’s over-reliance on fossil fuel imports from other parts of the world. But thanks to hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, many of these concerns are now being alleviated.
Is the world running out of oil? Does America have to depend on the Middle East for energy? Doug Bandow, Senior Fellow at the Cato Institute, says no.
It appears evident that our nation’s abundant supply of natural gas in combination with practical advantages afforded most particularly for LNG long-haul trucking applications will continue to become more and more attractive over time, expanding the infrastructure and driving down vehicle production costs through economies of scale.
President Obama boasts that, "We have increased oil production to the highest levels in 16 years. Natural gas production is the highest it’s been in decades." What's this "we" stuff? Romney counters, "the president’s right in terms of the additional oil production, but none of it came on federal land. As a matter of fact, oil production is down 14 percent this year on federal land, and gas production was down 9 percent.
A friend of CFACT, Karen Moreau—president of the Foundation for Land & Liberty—appeared on Fox Business recently to discuss the how the ban on natural gas production is hurting land owners and farmers in the state.
Not all pipelines are created equal, and one proposed underground transmission line in the Midwest appears to be a project in search of a purpose.
Every hurricane, every heat wave, every forest fire, and every flood today anywhere in the world is blamed on climate change.
The amount of electricity required to replace ordinary fuel uses is enormous.
As China and India build coal plants as fast as their economies will go, the Biden Administration released plans to require carbon capture using unaffordable technology that does not really exist. Will this carbon power grab survive judicial review? Read EPA's full press release.
The China-Russia axis is dangerous for fossil-fuel-disarming America and the West