By Richard Manning “Informed consent is at the heart of ethically engaging in any kind of human testing.” National outrage over the federal government’s abuse of power has seemingly hit critical mass over the past month as news about the Internal Revenue Service engaging in […]

By Marita Noon “They told us the wind turbines were going to be good for the city; that our electric rates would go down. But that hasn’t happened. They keep putting up more and more of them and they are getting closer to the neighborhoods […]

By Craig Rucker Ronald Reagan used to say the closest thing to eternal life on earth is a government program. If true, the UN climate change bureaucracy presently gathered this week in Bonn is definitely a case in point. The UNFCCC was created to carry […]

By Paul Driesson Numerous articles document how European climate policies have been disastrous for affordable energy, economic growth, entire industries, people’s jobs and welfare, wildlife habitats and human lives. Even the IPCC, the BBC and The Economist have finally recognized that average global temperatures have […]

By Rick Manning Why is opening up America’s natural energy resources and defeating an environmental movement that has massive wealth, a pliant media and the capacity to play on emotional heart strings, the most important domestic question facing our nation? The answer is that cheap, abundant energy […]

By Paul Driesson “We’re from the Earth Guardians group, and we’re working on fracking and how it’s going to affect our future and our health. So we wrote this song for all the gas companies that are putting their profits ahead of our future.” With […]

By Rick Manning It is the story that just keeps getting better and better for free marketers.  The state of North Dakota has now passed Alaska to become the second largest oil producing state in the nation. The Bakken Oil Field, which covers the northwest portion of the […]

By Duggan Flanakin and Craig Rucker Four-plus years into the Obama Administration, the President continues to hide behind administrative agencies and “studies” regarding his true intentions on the Keystone XL Pipeline. This vital link between Canadian oil and U.S. refineries would bring jobs and prosperity […]

By Rick Manning The positive and negative impacts of the Endangered Species Act (ESA) will be examined by a special working group within the House Resources Committee . The goal of the working group is to seek answers to the following questions: How is ESA success defined? How do we […]

Within hours of a catastrophic tornado hitting Oklahoma, resulting in at least 24 deaths, Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse (D-RI) took to the floor of the Senate to blame “Republicans run[ning] off the climate cliff like a bunch of proverbial lemmings.” He claimed “cyclones in Oklahoma” were caused by supposed man-made climate change driven by carbon emissions. There’s only one […]