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Environment
December 14, 2018
Analysis of Greenpeace Business Model
Although Greenpeace relies heavily on marketing, advertising, and free market principles, they promote socialist and anti-capitalist ideals in their messaging.
Energy
December 13, 2018
Research & Commentary: Green Energy Policies Are Harming California and New York
Green Policies Increasing Costs And Decreasing Living Standard
Health Care
December 12, 2018
Research & Commentary: Connecticut Should Lower Barriers to Telemedicine
In this Research & Commentary, Matthew Glans discusses how telemedicine can help provide health care to those without access and why Connecticut should include telemedicine in their Medicaid program.
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Education
December 12, 2018
Research & Commentary: ESA Programs More Popular Than Ever With Parents
74 Percent Of Surveyed Adults Support ESAs, Highest In EdChoice's Annual Survey's History
Energy
December 10, 2018
Research & Commentary: Virginia Bill to Ban Fossil Fuel Development, Establish Renewable Energy Mandate Is Economically Harmful and Unnecessary
Bill Includes Fracking Ban By 2020, Mandates 100 Percent Renewable Energy Generation By 2036
Health Care
December 7, 2018
The Leaflet: Choice and Competition will Cure America’s Health Care Crisis
This week, the Trump administration released a new report about the role rules and regulations have played in rising health care costs and limiting health care choices.

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December 14, 2018
Analysis of Greenpeace Business Model
By Willie Soon, Patrick Moore
Although Greenpeace relies heavily on marketing, advertising, and free market principles, they promote socialist and anti-capitalist ideals in their messaging.
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December 13, 2018
Research & Commentary: Green Energy Policies Are Harming California and New York
By Tim Benson
Green Policies Increasing Costs And Decreasing Living Standard
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December 12, 2018
Research & Commentary: Connecticut Should Lower Barriers to Telemedicine
By Matthew Glans
In this Research & Commentary, Matthew Glans discusses how telemedicine can help provide health care to those without access and why Connecticut should include telemedicine in their Medicaid program.
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December 12, 2018
Research & Commentary: ESA Programs More Popular Than Ever With Parents
By Tim Benson
74 Percent Of Surveyed Adults Support ESAs, Highest In EdChoice's Annual Survey's History
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December 10, 2018
Research & Commentary: Virginia Bill to Ban Fossil Fuel Development, Establish Renewable Energy Mandate Is Economically Harmful and Unnecessary
By Tim Benson
Bill Includes Fracking Ban By 2020, Mandates 100 Percent Renewable Energy Generation By 2036
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December 7, 2018
The Leaflet: Choice and Competition will Cure America’s Health Care Crisis
By Arianna Wilkerson
This week, the Trump administration released a new report about the role rules and regulations have played in rising health care costs and limiting health care choices.
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December 7, 2018
Research & Commentary: U.S. Air Quality Has Dramatically Improved as Fossil Fuel Use Has Substantially Increased
By Tim Benson
Since 1970 Airborne Pollutants Have Declined 73 Percent While GDP Has Increased 262 Percent
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stethoscope and insurance docs
December 7, 2018
Kaiser Health Tracking Poll – July 2018: Changes to the Affordable Care Act; Health Care in the 2018 Midterms and the Supreme Court
Kaiser Health Tracking Poll on Health Trends in 2018 and beyond
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December 6, 2018
Research & Commentary: Almost One-Third of U.S. Households Experienced Energy Insecurity, Highlighting Need for Affordable and Abundant Fossil Fuels
By Tim Benson
Nearly One-Third Of U.S. Households Face Challenges Paying Energy Bills Or Sustaining Adequate Heating And Cooling Of Their Homes
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stethoscope and insurance docs
December 5, 2018
Certificate-Of-Need Laws: How CON Laws Affect Spending, Access, and Quality across the States
Decades of research by health economists, regulatory economists, and antitrust lawyers shows CON laws fail to achieve their expressed goals, limit supply, and undermine competition.
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