Vying for Tesla
In 1978 every person knew that Detroit was the motor capitol of the world, and for good reason as they employed more than 250,000 people. Automobiles began in the North and with it came Ford, General...
View ArticleFair and Equal Energy, GOP Proposes Ending All Tax Breaks
Senator Mike Lee (R-UT) recently proposed new legislation that would end all $16 billion dollars in subsidies on energy, restoring a free market energy sector. Ordinarily, when legislation such as this...
View ArticleSolar Roads: Driving to the Future
If Back to the Future is any indication of our real future, we won’t need roads. As cool as it would be to have flying cars, our world is stranded with realistic ideas. This is why a couple from Idaho...
View ArticleSolar Roads: Driving to the Future
If Back to the Future is any indication of our real future, we won’t need roads. As cool as it would be to have flying cars, our world is stranded with realistic ideas. This is why a couple from Idaho...
View ArticleA Government of Regulation-The EPA’s New Rules
On Thursday the EPA will question Janet McCabe, EPA’s Assistant Administrator for the Office of Air and Radiation. The hearing will seek to sort out several questions regarding Obama’s recent proposal...
View ArticleWhy the U.S. Should Already be the Global Energy Leader
Nearly 40 years ago, United States Congress passed legislation that would cease all exports on crude oil in the U.S. This was done as a way to protect our natural resources, and ensure that the country...
View ArticleCreating Reliance on U.S. Energy
The world that exists today is one of open barriers, and intertwined economies that become necessary in foreign policy. The more entwined economies get the more resistance there is for justifying...
View ArticleKeystone XL: More than a Domestic Issue
The United States has been abuzz with activity this past year over the promise that President Obama made concerning pushing forward the Keystone XL project. However, the President is still failing to...
View ArticleCongressional Hearing on Biotechnology
The Subcommittee on Horticulture, Research, Biotechnology and Foreign Agriculture called a hearing to discuss the societal benefits of biotechnology and study the perception of it in domestic and...
View ArticleEPA’s Expanded Interpretation of its Permit Veto Authority Under the Clean...
Congressional Hearing on the EPA’s Expanded Interpretation of its Permit Veto Authority Under the Clean Water Act The hearing explored the power and reach of the Environmental Protection Agency’s...
View ArticleBag Bans are Bad Business
This past year the NCPA published numerous studies on how both bag bans, and bag regulations were harming consumers. The details of the studies revealed that not only were the local governments cashing...
View ArticleThe Future of Biotechnology in Farming
There is a great deal of controversy over genetically modified crops; some countries have banned their growth entirely, while others have placed strict regulatory restrictions on production. As the...
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