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Renewable Power Mandate Could Add $2,000 To Nevadans’ Annual Energy Bills

written by James Taylor

Climate Change Environment/Energy
Germany, Australia Take Opposing Lessons from Climate Policy Experience

by H. Sterling Burnett October 16, 2016

The German and Australian governments have taken different lessons from their respective embraces of renewable power in the fight against global warming.

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Illinois Shouldn’t Bail Out Profitable Exelon’s Nuclear Plants

by H. Sterling Burnett May 26, 2015

Exelon, a huge utility with the largest fleet of nuclear plants in the U.S. is trying to extort increased subsidies from ratepayers and taxpayers in Illinois, threatening to close three…

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Budgets/Taxes Education Featured Health Care

Heartland Weekly: How Republicans Can Cut Through the Obamacare Chaos

written by Keely Drukala

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Heartland Daily Podcast – Marita Noon and James M. Taylor: Solar Power in the U.S.

by James Taylor March 27, 2015

In Today’s edition of The Heartland Daily Podcast, we listen in as Senior Fellow James M. Taylor speaks with Marita Noon, host of America’s Voice for Energy. Taylor and Noon discuss solar energy in the United States. Noon and Taylor have both recently focused some of their work on the topic of solar power.

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Trump Results v. the Mindless Resistance November 22, 2019
Do we want peace and prosperity or nihilistic antics?
How Republicans Won Phase One Of Impeachment November 22, 2019
The first phase of impeachment did not go well for Democrats. It needed to be a time when support for the inquiry and impeachment grew. Instead, it shrank.
The Marvel Harriet Tubman November 22, 2019
By choosing to give its marvelous heroine the comic-book treatment, “Harriet” can’t decide if it wants to be a serious biography or the female “Black Panther.”
How President Trump Loses in 2020 November 21, 2019
We have lost the Democratic Party. And next, we could lose America. How? Very easily. Here’s how it will look.
'They're Willing to Die': What an American in Hong Kong Sees November 21, 2019
“Nothing in communism is voluntary, and it has to be enforced with violence ... against those that would preserve their own freedom and liberty.”
Climategate + 10: Free Speech on Trial November 21, 2019
After recovering from the initial shock, the climate establishment regrouped and tried to turn Climategate into a nothing-burger.
China Set for Massive Coal Expansion in Threat to Climate Goals November 20, 2019
China has enough coal-fired power plants in the pipeline to match the entire capacity of the European Union.
Three Years On, Democrats Are Still Crying November 20, 2019
Until the Democrats learn to mourn their loss and accept their collective reality, we can expect more irrational, politically motivated attacks on Donald Trump.
Chick-fil-A Caves To Pressure By Halting Donations To Christian Charities November 20, 2019
As Chick-fil-A expands internationally, a company executive said charitable giving to Christian organizations was inhibiting the chain’s growth.
House Dems Propose $5 Billion Tax Credit for 'Environmental Justice' Studies November 20, 2019
The draft proposal does not detail how to pay for the expensive tax credits. A "revenue raisers" section at the end of the document says only: "To be provided."