Skip Navigation
Home |News & Opinion

News

Energy
July 22, 2019
Federal Coal Sales Won’t Impact Climate, Trump Administration Says
A federal district judge in Montana delivered a partial victory to the plaintiffs in a lawsuit calling for a halt to the Trump administration’s resumption of federal coal sales.
Energy
July 17, 2019
The Science Is Quite Clear: Reducing CO2 Emissions Only Raises Energy Prices
Climate science is not well developed but is quite clear on some matters despite the continued attempts by climate alarmists to obfuscate it.
Energy
July 11, 2019
Montana Utility Requests Solar Rate Change to Cover Costs
NorthWestern Energy, Montana’s largest electric utility, has requested a rate review for its net-metering residential customers.
More News
Energy
July 10, 2019
PRESS RELEASE: Heartland Institute Experts React to Climate Emergency Resolution in Congress
Latest Extremist Move by Bernie Sanders and AOC to Be Discussed at Heartland’s 13th International Conference on Climate Change July 25 in Washington, D.C.
Energy
July 10, 2019
Legislative Pulse: Examining Climate Change, Coal, and Environmental Protection in Pennsylvania
State Sen. Dave Argall explains how he is trying to promote sound science and economic analysis to energy and climate matters in Pennsylvania.
Energy
July 10, 2019
Maine Legislature Considers Creating Statewide Electricity Monopoly
Lawmakers in Maine are considering a proposal to combine the state’s two investor-owned electric utilities into a single, monopoly, nonprofit utility.

All News

  • Date
  • Topic
  • Type
Clear All Filters
View  10  |  20  |  40
Energy
July 22, 2019
Federal Coal Sales Won’t Impact Climate, Trump Administration Says
By Kenneth Artz
A federal district judge in Montana delivered a partial victory to the plaintiffs in a lawsuit calling for a halt to the Trump administration’s resumption of federal coal sales.
Tags
July 17, 2019
The Science Is Quite Clear: Reducing CO2 Emissions Only Raises Energy Prices
By Alan Carlin
Climate science is not well developed but is quite clear on some matters despite the continued attempts by climate alarmists to obfuscate it.
Tags
Type
July 11, 2019
Montana Utility Requests Solar Rate Change to Cover Costs
By Kelsey Hackem
NorthWestern Energy, Montana’s largest electric utility, has requested a rate review for its net-metering residential customers.
Tags
July 10, 2019
PRESS RELEASE: Heartland Institute Experts React to Climate Emergency Resolution in Congress
By James Taylor, H. Sterling Burnett, Anthony Watts
Latest Extremist Move by Bernie Sanders and AOC to Be Discussed at Heartland’s 13th International Conference on Climate Change July 25 in Washington, D.C.
Tags
Type
July 10, 2019
Legislative Pulse: Examining Climate Change, Coal, and Environmental Protection in Pennsylvania
By H. Sterling Burnett
State Sen. Dave Argall explains how he is trying to promote sound science and economic analysis to energy and climate matters in Pennsylvania.
Tags
July 10, 2019
Maine Legislature Considers Creating Statewide Electricity Monopoly
By Bonner R. Cohen
Lawmakers in Maine are considering a proposal to combine the state’s two investor-owned electric utilities into a single, monopoly, nonprofit utility.
Tags
July 3, 2019
A Declaration of Mineral Independence Against Eco Tyranny
By Paul Driessen, Ann Bridges
It’s an essential first step in making the USA less dangerously dependent on foreign minerals.
Tags
July 2, 2019
New Nevada Law Mandates Costly 100 Percent Carbon-Dioxide-Free Electricity
By Kenneth Artz
Nevada Gov. Steve Sisolak signed a bill requiring 50 percent of the electricity utilities in the state provide come from renewable resources by 2030.
Tags
July 1, 2019
Heartland Weekly - Oregon Senate Republicans Strike Back
By Jim Lakely
Week of July 24, 2019
Tags
Type
June 28, 2019
Oregon Senate Republicans Fought The Law—And The Public, Not The Law, Won
By H. Sterling Burnett
In a small victory (for sanity) in the ongoing climate wars, Oregon Senate President Peter Courtney (D-Salem) admitted defeat in his and Gov. Kate Brown’s attempt to force unwilling Republicans to vote on a controversial cap-and-trade bill.
Tags
Type