Joe Bast

Jim Johnston was an advocate for freedom, a fine economist, a philanthropist, and a leader. He was also a good friend.

Review of Not for Greens, by Ian Plimer (Connor Court Publishing, 2014). In this entirely excellent book, Prof. Plimer answers three questions: What do geologists bring to the debate over…

Reform the Kakistocracy: Rule by the Least Able or Least Principled Citizens, by William L. Kovacs (Red Bank, NJ: Newman Springs Publishing, 2019). Review by Joseph L. Bast November 10,…

Dennis was a much admired and beloved by his countless colleagues and friends around the world. He will be sorely missed.

Like Henry David Thoreau’s Walden published a century earlier, Leopold’s Almanac is filled with clever insights and aphorisms.

2020 Democratic presidential candidate Beto O’Rourke warned on his first campaign stop in New Hampshire of a mass refugee crisis due to climate change.

Chevron left many false and misleading claims before the court, claims that contaminate the public debate on climate change and will continue to haunt the fossil fuel industry and threaten our energy freedom unless they are faced and debunked.

A distinguished and influential voice in debates on a wide range of topics, Ron Rotunda will be sorely missed.

“Looking ahead seven years, ‘the study found that rolling blackouts would be needed in 19 out of the 23 scenarios’.”

We are very pleased that The Patriot’s Toolbox and Heartland’s other publications are having a positive influence on the Wisconsin legislature.

We will put these quotations to good use in our fundraising letters and proposals this year, and for that, we thank the authors.

Shouldn’t we try to find ways to solve problems peacefully and voluntarily before we resort to force? Is it really okay to use force to achieve trivial objectives?

This is what you would expect if Democrats were merely using fear of catastrophic climate change to get the support of low-information voters.