Environmentalism
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Data Centers Aren’t the Only Reason Electricity Prices Are Surging
Government regulations and new taxes are adding a hidden ‘policy premium’ to electricity costs.
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What Victorian London’s Oyster Crisis Can Teach Us about Environmental Regulation
Before defaulting to edicts and bans, we might first ask what is keeping private solutions from emerging.
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Can ChatGPT Exist Without Fossil Fuels? I Asked — Here’s What It Said
Our mammoth energy demands can’t be met without fossil fuels. From the future of work to national security, we’ll need reliable power supplies at affordable prices.
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Will Gen Z Realize Its Future Runs on Fossil Fuels?
Gen Z wants global peace, environmental renewal, low prices, and high-paying jobs. They’ll find all of those rely on a sector they want to “phase out.”
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Sunnova Bankruptcy Signals Tough Times for Solar
Solar energy’s global growth relied on heavy government subsidies. As subsidies dry up, expect the sector to shrink.
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Three Overlooked Benefits of Self-Driving Cars
They’re delivering economic, environmental, land use, and safety improvements. What else does the advent of autonomous vehicles portend?
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Why California Gas Prices Are the Highest in America
California’s gas taxes and regulatory costs alone account for more than $1.30 per gallon — nearly double the national average.
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Plastic’s Quiet Role in Defeating Poverty
If we were to stop using plastic tomorrow, global supply chains would collapse, food wouldn’t reach the people who need it in remote areas, and millions would lose access to life-saving medical supplies.
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Could Adopting Collectivist Activism Undo Classical Liberalism?
Some argue radical tactics are needed, before the polite, restrained civil libertarians are overrun by their less-principled opponents.
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Starbucks Doesn’t Want to Talk about the Financial Impact of Plastic Straws Policy
The financial and environmental impacts of “sustainability” practices are not… well, sustainable. Why don’t corporations want to question their assumptions?
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Data Centers Aren’t the Only Reason Electricity Prices Are Surging
Government regulations and new taxes are adding a hidden ‘policy premium’ to electricity costs.
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What Victorian London’s Oyster Crisis Can Teach Us about Environmental Regulation
Before defaulting to edicts and bans, we might first ask what is keeping private solutions from emerging.
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Can ChatGPT Exist Without Fossil Fuels? I Asked — Here’s What It Said
Our mammoth energy demands can’t be met without fossil fuels. From the future of work to national security, we’ll need reliable power supplies at affordable prices.
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Will Gen Z Realize Its Future Runs on Fossil Fuels?
Gen Z wants global peace, environmental renewal, low prices, and high-paying jobs. They’ll find all of those rely on a sector they want to “phase out.”
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Sunnova Bankruptcy Signals Tough Times for Solar
Solar energy’s global growth relied on heavy government subsidies. As subsidies dry up, expect the sector to shrink.
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Three Overlooked Benefits of Self-Driving Cars
They’re delivering economic, environmental, land use, and safety improvements. What else does the advent of autonomous vehicles portend?
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Why California Gas Prices Are the Highest in America
California’s gas taxes and regulatory costs alone account for more than $1.30 per gallon — nearly double the national average.
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Plastic’s Quiet Role in Defeating Poverty
If we were to stop using plastic tomorrow, global supply chains would collapse, food wouldn’t reach the people who need it in remote areas, and millions would lose access to life-saving medical supplies.
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Could Adopting Collectivist Activism Undo Classical Liberalism?
Some argue radical tactics are needed, before the polite, restrained civil libertarians are overrun by their less-principled opponents.
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Starbucks Doesn’t Want to Talk about the Financial Impact of Plastic Straws Policy
The financial and environmental impacts of “sustainability” practices are not… well, sustainable. Why don’t corporations want to question their assumptions?