Environment/Energy · Featured · Science
The Period Of No Global Warming Will Soon Be Longer Than the Period of Actual Global Warming
The actual, observed science of global warming does not justify the costs of reordering the world’s economies.
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Environment/Energy · Featured · Science
Carbon Benefits Exceed Costs by up to 500:1
EPA “cost of carbon” analyses ignore huge benefits of hydrocarbons and carbon dioxide.
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Environment/Energy · Featured · Politics
Efforts to Cap CO2 Emissions Are Adverse to Human Health and Welfare
Literally thousands of scientific studies have produced findings that run counter to Barack Obama’s view of future climate.
Why Economic Growth Is Exponentially More Important Than Income Inequality
Achieving and sustaining such economic growth should be the central focus of national economic policy, for it would solve every problem that plagues and threatens us today.
Don’t Fear ‘Deflation,’ Unless Caused by Government
A truly free market economy is one that tends to have the “good deflation,” and we should look forward to it.
Featured · Government · Random · Regulation
Are America’s Best Days Really Ahead?
America 3.0: Rebooting American Prosperity in the 21st Century tells the story of our nation’s government as crushingly expensive, one that is failing at its basic functions and unable to keep its promises. Such an unworkable and out-of-control government cannot continue as the status quo.
Environment/Energy · Featured · Liberty
Book Review: Energy Freedom by Marita Noon
If you are looking for a book that will fully explain why affordable, reliable energy is absolutely crucial to our social and economic well-being, Energy Freedom by Marita Littauer Noon is the book for you.
Environment/Energy · Featured · Politics · Science
Advice to a Libertarian Physicist on the Climate Policy Debate
Here at The Heartland Institute, we looked under the hood at the science touted by the other side and found it to be utterly unpersuasive.
Environment/Energy · Featured · Podcast
Heartland Daily Podcast: Fundamental Principles of Forecasting
Heartland’s Senior Fellow James M. Taylor, J.D. interviewed Professor Scott Armstrong from Pennsylvania’s Wharton School regarding his work in forecasting. Dr. Armstrong criticizes the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change’s work,[...]
Budgets/Taxes · Economics · Politics
Economic Growth, Not Redistribution, Most Benefits The Poor, Working People, And The Middle Class
[First posted at Forbes.] Stephen Moore and Julian L. Simon note in their underappreciated work, It’s Getting Better All the Time: 100 Greatest Trends of the Last 100 Years, that in[...]
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Readable Links- MSNBC host Chris Hayes pens radical 'climate justice' manifesto | WashingtonExaminer.com
- Who Owns the Land?
- The terrible economic burden of occupational licensing
- Competition, disruptive innovation, and men's razors
- Althouse: The Clinton White House "conspiracy commerce memo" warned, in 1995, that "THE INTERNET... allows an extraordinary amount of unregulated data and information to be located in one area and available to all."
- The Epic Hypocrisy of Tom Steyer
- Competition, Rent-Seeking, and High-Frequency Trading
