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By Vijay Jayaraj Indian low-cost airline IndiGo recently made headlines with its record-breaking order for Airbus passenger aircraft. The deal, valued at…

A storm is brewing in the New York food scene, a storm born of seemingly well-intentioned climate protection regulations. Still, the crucial question…

Sweden recently fueled the global climate debate by abandoning its green energy goals and shifting its focus back to nuclear power. Finance Minister…

Out of masterresource By Robert Bradley Jr. Ed. note: This front-page New York Times article by noted environmental reporter Philip Shabecoff (June…

FROM THE MANHATTAN CONTRARIAN Francis Menton Another example of a bureaucracy gone completely insane is the International Energy Agency. The IEA was…

Essay by Eric Worrall Electricity prices are rising despite recent political promises not to, and renewable energy investments have stalled despite the…

The US has a long history of these types of anti-fossil fuel laws. Here are some previous examples of these tactics from the US: The…

FROM THE MANHATTAN CONTRARIAN Francis Menton For many years there has been a persistent cry: fossil fuels are obsolete and the plants that produce…

Numerous bureaucratic agencies are merely doing their jobs to enforce regulations to keep the disadvantaged from emissions, at the expense of the other 40…

The Week That Was: 2023-06-17 (June 17, 2023)Brought to You by SEPP (www.SEPP.org)The Science and Environmental Policy Project Quote of the Week: “We have…