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Climate ChangeConstitutionEconomicsEnvironment/EnergyGovernmentPolitics
California Public Advocates Office enters a “common interest agreement” with the Sierra Club to help the CPUC ban the use of natural gas
by Ronald Stein December 2, 2020California’s high cost of electricity is already fifty percent higher than the national average for residents
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Climate ChangeConstitutionEconomicsEnvironment/EnergyGovernmentPoliticsScience
The dark side of Governor Newsom’s gas-powered vehicle ban
by Ronald Stein October 19, 2020Humans have been utilizing metals since at least 6000 BC where Neolithic pottery kilns have been discovered that melted tin and copper
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Budgets/TaxesFeaturedInternet/TelecomLegal AffairsMediaPodcastPolitics
In The Tank (ep163) – Twitter Bans The Gay Patriot
by Donald Kendal October 26, 2018The majority of this episode consists of an interview between Heartland Director of Communications Jim Lakely and Bruce “The Gay Patriot” Carroll. Bruce joins the show to talk about his world view as well as his recent ban from Twitter.
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Budgets/TaxesClimate ChangeEnvironment/EnergyFeaturedGovernmentHealth CarePodcastRegulationTaxes
In The Tank (ep157) – M4A Tax Burden, Hurricane Florence, Debate: Should Gov. Compensate Banned Businesses?
by Donald Kendal September 14, 2018Donny Kendal and John Nothdurft present episode #157 of the In The Tank Podcast. This week’s episode features work from the Illinois Policy Institute, the Civitas Institute, and National Taxpayers Union Foundation.
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EducationPodcast
Heartland Daily Podcast – Kyle Maichle: Constitutional Reform and Education
by Donald Kendal August 30, 2016In today’s edition of the Heartland Institute’s education podcast, your host, education research fellow and managing editor of School Reform News, Teresa Mull, spoke to Heartland’s own Kyle Maichle, project manager for Constitutional Reform.
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Environment/EnergyFeaturedPodcast
Heartland Daily Podcast – Dr. Ted Them: Debunking the “Negative Health Impacts” of Fracking
by Isaac Orr August 15, 2016Does fracking make people sick? In this edition of The Heartland Daily Podcast, Dr. Ted Them and research fellow Isaac Orr discuss the scientific research that has attempted to determine if there are health impacts due to hydraulic fracturing. Dr. Them debunks the claims of Dr. Howard Zucker, the Commissioner of the New York Department of Health who’s recommendation to the Governor resulted in New York banning hydraulic fracturing.
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Environment/EnergyFeaturedPodcast
Heartland Daily Podcast – Elizabeth Stelle: How Fracking is Helping Pennsylvania Prosper
by H. Sterling Burnett July 25, 2016In today’s edition of The Heartland Daily Podcast we welcome on Elizabeth Stelle, Director of Policy Analysis for the Commonwealth Foundation for Public Policy Alternatives – a free-market think tank based out of Pennsylvania. Stelle comes on the show to talk about how Pennsylvania has prospered by allowing hydraulic fracturing.
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The Keep America Beautiful campaign does not even rank plastic bags in the top ten sources of nationwide litter. Madness.
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The FDA wasn’t wrong to regulate e-cigarettes. It was wrong to effectively ban, by its own estimate, up to 98.5% of the e-cigarettes on the market today.
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Environment/EnergyFeatured
Heartland Daily Podcast – H. Sterling Burnett: The Environmental Agenda of Obama’s Last Year
by H. Sterling Burnett March 17, 2016In today’s edition of The Heartland Daily Podcast, we listen in as H. Sterling Burnett, Managing Editor of Environment & Climate News joins the nationally syndicated radio show, An Economy of One, with Host Gary Rathbun. Burnett joins the show to talk about the environmental agenda of President Obama’s last year in office.
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FeaturedInternet/Telecom
Can “Bright Line” FCC Title II Discrimination Bans Be Just and Reasonable?
by Scott Cleland February 12, 2016Net neutrality absolutists are overreaching yet again in their push for a practical FCC ban of ISP zero rating offers under the FCC’s case-by-case “General Conduct Standard” review, by claiming violations of the “bright-line rules” in the FCC’s 2015 Open Internet Order against blocking, throttling and paid prioritization.
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Environment/EnergyFeaturedPodcast
Heartland Daily Podcast – Bette Grande: $1.6 Trillion Omnibus Bill and Lifting Oil Export Ban
by Isaac Orr January 21, 2016Fiscal conservatives had mixed emotions, to say the least, about the $1.6 trillion omnibus budget bill that was corralled through Congress by Republicans and Democrats alike. Among the few bright spots of this pork-laden spending package was a provision to lift the crude oil export ban which has been in effect since the Carter administration.