Opinion
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Where Are My Reparations for World War I?
Opinion -Upon the outbreak of war, German-Americans – whether naturalized or not – came under suspicion. -
EPA methane rules need flexibility, balance to achieve lower emissions
Opinion -Record production of oil and natural gas in the U.S. has not only ensured the nation’s energy security but has also allowed Europe to wean itself off Russian energy supplies. -
Deranged Democrats Want $14 Trillion in Reparations
Opinion -If Bush and her fellow misguided socialists really want to address the wealth gap, they would be clamoring for two things: universal school choice and maintaining the black nuclear family. -
How to Separate Fact from Fiction
Opinion -The State of New Jersey recently enacted a law that requires K–12 students to learn “information literacy.” Stated plainly, this is the skills to determine what’s true and what’s not. The law is allegedly the first of its kind in the nation. The sentiment behind the legislation is admirable, but the law itself is vague and gives the NJ Department of Education broad authority to create these standards. Given the track record of the U.S. education establishment, this could be an epic mistake. -
FDA: Fix Department, ASAP
Opinion -Editorial -The FDA must work with, not against, private sector innovators to once and for all make cigarettes a thing of the past. -
My Email Exchange With a Big Tech Company’s Censorship Department
Opinion -Editorial -Big Tech has weaponized its Section 230 cronyism to maximize its censorship of anyone not of the Left. -
EPA Now Stuck Between a Rock and a Hard Place on CO2
Opinion -Editorial -EPA is stuck. What they will now do is anybody’s guess. Enjoy their dilemma! -
PRESS RELEASE: Heartland Institute Praises Supreme Court Decision Reining in EPA Power to Regulate Carbon Dioxide
Opinion -Press Release -"The Supreme Court ruled definitively that EPA cannot subvert our democracy and assert restrictive powers that were never given to it by Congress. This is a huge win for our vibrant democracy." -
EPA’s New Mission: Providing Cover
Opinion -Editorial -If you thought the EPA had grown large and powerful enough already, the agency has embraced yet another mandate representing gross federal overreach. -
Interior Department Occupation: DC Yet Again Ignores Yet Another Leftist, Riotous Insurrection
Opinion -Editorial -Democrats continue to propagate the myth that the January 6 Capitol riot was an insurrection, while conveniently ignoring constant actual insurrections under the guise of civil rights activism. -
EPA’s Illegal HFC Phaseout Rules are Innovation Killers
Opinion -Editorial -The AIM Act specifically recognizes the crucial nature of HFCs and it exempts six entire industries from the phaseout, for five years with provision for extension. -
EPA Should Rewrite its Proposed HFC Regulations
Opinion -Editorial -The call for reform comes in the form of formal comments submitted on EPA’s proposed phaseout regulations. -
EPA’s Totalitarian Assault On America
Opinion -Editorial -Using phony “transparency” and “dialogue” to target auto racing, then all fossil fuel use. -
Secret, Anti-Constitutional Wars? The Deep State Defense Department Is Out of Control
Opinion -Editorial -The potential for the disastrous rise of misplaced power exists -
Separating Fact From Fiction About Wildfires
Opinion -Editorial -When it comes to wildfires, to co-opt the immortal words of naval officer Oliver Hazard Perry, “we have met the enemy, and it is, not climate change, but us.” -
Revisiting EPA’s Gold King Mine Blowout (Part II) – OpEd
Opinion -Editorial -The Navajo Nation and New Mexico vs. incompetence and bad faith in the USEPA -
Recalling EPA’s Gold King Mine disaster – Part 1
Opinion -Editorial -Five years after the infamous blowout, EPA finally settles with Utah over Gold King pollution -
EPA Finally Considering Looking at Benefits and Costs of Rulemaking Processes
Opinion -Editorial -Finally, the EPA is seeking comments on proposed regulation changes that will provide Increased Consistency and Transparency of Benefits and Costs in the Clean Air Act Rulemaking Process. -
PRESS RELEASE: Heartland Institute Expert Reacts to EPA’s New Aviation Emissions Rule
Opinion -Press Release -'It is shameful and discouraging that the Trump administration, of all presidential administrations one can imagine, is taking the lead on imposing greenhouse gas limits on aircraft manufacturers.' -
EPA Finally Considering Looking at Benefits and Costs of Rulemaking Processes
Opinion -Editorial -Cheap expressions of sympathy and solidarity to inner-city residents from the affluent are negated with imposition of unbearable costs for the energy to survive. -
California Department of Conservation Has Opportunity to Plan for Environmental Oversight Without Damaging the Economy
Opinion -Editorial -Before fossil fuels and the thousands of products made from petroleum derivatives, and electricity that followed, the world was a zero-sum snake pit that was a war against one another scrounging for food, water, and shelter. -
Trump Administration Interior Department Budget Shifts Priorities
Opinion -environment-climate-news -In its 2021 fiscal budget, the Trump administration has proposed an increase over its request for the Department of Interior in 2020. -
New EPA Rule Keeps Power Plants Operating in Pennsylvania and West Virginia
Opinion -environment-climate-news -The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has issued a new rule covering acid gas emissions from a few small power plants that reduce waste left behind from mining operations by burning it to produce electricity. -
U.S. EPA Maintains Current Soot Standards
Opinion -environment-climate-news -The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency announced, after careful review of the best available evidence, it would retain, without changes, standards for particulate matter pollution, more commonly known as soot.