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September 16, 2019
Twenty-Three States Push to Save California’s De Facto National Fuel Efficiency Standards
The governors of 23 U.S. states have joined California in demanding the Trump administration reverse its proposal to withdraw California’s Clean Air Act waiver for automobile emissions.
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September 12, 2019
PRESS RELEASE: Climate Change and Idaho: A Scientific Assessment
The Heartland Institute provides climate information so Idaho lawmakers can craft the best possible policies
Energy
September 12, 2019
Utah Cities Push Development of Next Generation of Nuclear Reactors
A number of cities in and bordering Utah have formed a coalition to purchase nuclear power from a small modular reactor being planned at the Idaho National Laboratory, triggering the next phase in its development.
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Environment
September 11, 2019
Buckets of Icy Cold Reality
Democrat presidential candidates and Green New Dealers need to face some hard energy facts.
Energy
September 10, 2019
North Dakota, Montana Fight Washington State Oil-by-Rail Law
The attorneys general of North Dakota and Montana requested the Trump administration block a new Washington State law imposing tighter restrictions on shipping crude oil by rail in the state.
Energy
September 4, 2019
California’s ‘Green’ Energy Policies Are Driving Residents into Poverty
California's energy policies are pushing more of the state's residents into poverty and is contributing to its homelessness crisis.

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Energy
September 16, 2019
Twenty-Three States Push to Save California’s De Facto National Fuel Efficiency Standards
By Kenneth Artz
The governors of 23 U.S. states have joined California in demanding the Trump administration reverse its proposal to withdraw California’s Clean Air Act waiver for automobile emissions.
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September 12, 2019
PRESS RELEASE: Climate Change and Idaho: A Scientific Assessment
By James Taylor
The Heartland Institute provides climate information so Idaho lawmakers can craft the best possible policies
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September 12, 2019
Utah Cities Push Development of Next Generation of Nuclear Reactors
By Kenneth Artz
A number of cities in and bordering Utah have formed a coalition to purchase nuclear power from a small modular reactor being planned at the Idaho National Laboratory, triggering the next phase in its development.
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September 11, 2019
Buckets of Icy Cold Reality
By Paul Driessen
Democrat presidential candidates and Green New Dealers need to face some hard energy facts.
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September 10, 2019
North Dakota, Montana Fight Washington State Oil-by-Rail Law
By Kenneth Artz
The attorneys general of North Dakota and Montana requested the Trump administration block a new Washington State law imposing tighter restrictions on shipping crude oil by rail in the state.
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September 4, 2019
ALEC Rejects Climate Action Resolution
By James Taylor
A task force of the American Legislative Exchange Council rejected a proposed resolution calling for the “pursuit of American Clean Energy Policy” at ALEC’s 2019 Annual Meeting, held August 14 through the August 16 in Austin, Texas.
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September 4, 2019
California’s ‘Green’ Energy Policies Are Driving Residents into Poverty
By Ronald Stein
California's energy policies are pushing more of the state's residents into poverty and is contributing to its homelessness crisis.
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August 30, 2019
It’s Time to Whack Greenhouse Gas Endangerment Finding
By Tom Harris, Jay Lehr
Carbon dioxide does not “endanger” our health – and it’s time EPA recognized that simply fact.
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August 29, 2019
New Ohio Energy Law Emphasizes Subsidies, Mandates
By Duggan Flanakin
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine signed into law a bill that will subsidize some coal, nuclear, and solar power facilities in the state.
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August 28, 2019
Trump Freezes Fines for Missing Obama-Era Fuel-Efficiency Standards
By Bonner R. Cohen
The Trump administration has decided to freeze the cost of fines automakers must pay for missing increased Corporate Average Fuel Economy standards imposed by the National Highway Traffic and Safety Administration.
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