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Heartland Daily Podcast – Isaac Orr: EPA Report Finds Fracking Poses No Threat

by H. Sterling Burnett June 11, 2015

In today’s edition of The Heartland Daily Podcast, H. Sterling Burnett, managing editor of Environment & Climate News speaks with Isaac Orr. Orr is a Heartland Research Fellow and energy expert. Orr and Burnett talk about the EPA’s new report on hydraulic fracturing.

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Heartland Daily Podcast – Gary Stone: Fracking Revolutionizing the Oil and Gas Industry

by H. Sterling Burnett June 4, 2015

In today’s edition of The Heartland Daily Podcast, H. Sterling Burnett, managing editor of Environment & Climate News speaks with Gary Stone. Stone is vice-president of engineering at FiveStates Energy in Dallas. In this podcast, Stone discusses the economic and political challenges that face the modern oil and gas industry.

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Europe Has Free College. Here's How It's Working Out. January 17, 2020
The truth is that free college in Europe is no success story. Rather, it should serve as a cautionary tale for the United States.
Sen. Martha McSally Doubles Down After CNN Criticizes Her for Calling Their Reporter a 'Liberal Hack' January 17, 2020
Many of CNN's reporters and hosts criticized McSally for the remark and the network released an official statement.
What Senate Republicans Should Learn From The House On Impeachment January 17, 2020
House Republican leadership was enormously successful in how they handled hearings and managed to attain a bipartisan vote. The Senate should take note.
Tents, Homelessness, and Misery: 9 Things I Saw in San Francisco January 17, 2020
Call me a poop skeptic.
Andrew Cuomo Is Wrong. The Gig Economy Isn’t Like a Sweatshop at All. January 16, 2020
Individuals choose what jobs they want to perform, what hours they want to work, and they have wide latitude in how to accomplish their jobs.
In 2020, It's the Demise of the Women's March January 16, 2020
This Saturday is the fourth annual Women’s March in Washington, D.C.—but it’s not clear that the march will attract many women.
Supreme Court Needs To Let Families Use Tax Dollars For Private Schools January 16, 2020
This term, the Supreme Court has the opportunity to bury anti-Catholic laws now used to discriminate against all religions, and secure a brighter future for…
Ilhan Omar, Dope January 15, 2020
This woman actually votes in Congress! Her constituents should be ashamed of themselves.
Here’s Why I’m Not Going Back To The Women’s March January 15, 2020
It felt weird to sense that claiming my actual female body as female was offensive to people. It was like I was an undercover female at the Women’s March.
The Democrat candidates live in Never-Neverland January 15, 2020
They really do believe in their heart of hearts that Trump supporters are dumb as rocks and that we will fall for their anti-American nonsense.