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January 16, 2020
Research & Commentary: Heartland Brief Details How the Green New Deal Would Be an Environmental Disaster
Massive Plan Would Cause Serious Environmental And Ecological Harm
Energy
January 13, 2020
Research & Commentary: TCI Becomes Far Less Acceptable to Virginians Once They Know Its Cost
Cap-And-Trade Scheme Would Substantially Increase Gasoline Prices, Cause Economic Harm To Low-Income Virginians
Energy
January 13, 2020
Research & Commentary: Wyoming Definitively Finds Fracking Not Contaminating Pavillion’s Water
DEQ: Contaminants Naturally Occuring, No Further Testing Necessary In Pavillion Wells
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Environment
December 20, 2019
Policy Brief: Protecting the Environment from the Green New Deal
This Policy Brief reviews the largely ignored environmental damage that would result from the expanded use of renewable energy mandated under the Green New Deal.
Environment
December 9, 2019
Students Led Astray by Environmental Education
Public schools are leading students to believe, contrary to the facts, Michigan's environment is getting worse, when the reality the air and water are getting cleaner.
Transportation
December 2, 2019
A CONSERVATIVE CASE FOR HIGHWAY TOLLING
Tolling could solve the problems of America's highways which require expansion and continual maintenance but face declining gas tax revenues.

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Environment
January 16, 2020
Research & Commentary: Heartland Brief Details How the Green New Deal Would Be an Environmental Disaster
By Tim Benson
Massive Plan Would Cause Serious Environmental And Ecological Harm
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January 13, 2020
Research & Commentary: TCI Becomes Far Less Acceptable to Virginians Once They Know Its Cost
By Tim Benson
Cap-And-Trade Scheme Would Substantially Increase Gasoline Prices, Cause Economic Harm To Low-Income Virginians
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January 13, 2020
Research & Commentary: Wyoming Definitively Finds Fracking Not Contaminating Pavillion’s Water
By Tim Benson
DEQ: Contaminants Naturally Occuring, No Further Testing Necessary In Pavillion Wells
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December 20, 2019
Policy Brief: Protecting the Environment from the Green New Deal
By Paul Driessen
This Policy Brief reviews the largely ignored environmental damage that would result from the expanded use of renewable energy mandated under the Green New Deal.
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December 9, 2019
Students Led Astray by Environmental Education
By Jason Hayes
Public schools are leading students to believe, contrary to the facts, Michigan's environment is getting worse, when the reality the air and water are getting cleaner.
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December 2, 2019
A CONSERVATIVE CASE FOR HIGHWAY TOLLING
By Robert W. Poole, Jr.
Tolling could solve the problems of America's highways which require expansion and continual maintenance but face declining gas tax revenues.
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November 25, 2019
Promoting Transparency in Federal Agencies’ Use and Dissemination of Science
By Daren Bakst
Steps taken to improve transparency for federal agencies’ use of science will improve accountability in policymaking and uphold democratic principles.
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November 21, 2019
Research & Commentary: New Report Says Fracking Saved Americans $1.1 Trillion Over Past Decade
By Tim Benson
Increased Shale Development Led To $900 In Annual Savings To Every American Family
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November 21, 2019
Research & Commentary: Heartland Brief Details Minimal Impact, and Positive Benefits, of Climate Change in Montana
By Tim Benson
Minimal Impact From On Big Sky Country From Climate Change, Mostly Beneficial
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November 21, 2019
Research & Commentary: Gov. Wolf’s Unilateral Move to Join RGGI Is Regressive, Will Increase Energy Prices in Pennsylvania
By Lindsey Stroud
There is little evidence to suggest RGGI has reduced CO2 emissions, rather the initiative acts as a regressive tax and is expected to cost Pennsylvania electric generators at least an additional $275 million a year, according to one low estimate.
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