EPA Should Not Increase the Ozone Regulation Burden

The EPA's proposal would hurt the economy and offers only marginal health benefits at best.

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Nuclear Waste Policy Amendments Act of 2008: Modernizing Spent Fuel Management in the U.S.

The Nuclear Waste Policy Act of 1982 does not provide the clarifications, authorization, and flexibility needed to move nuclear power forward in the United States. The Nuclear Waste Policy Amendments Act of 2008 would take some significant steps in addressing these problems, but in the end, the nation may need a complete overhaul of its […]

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House Energy Bill Promises Higher Prices, More Deaths, and Big Subsidies for Unproven Technologies

The House's bill would drive up costs for consumers and businesses, decrease auto safety, and, at best, marginally benefit the environment.

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Omnibus Prohibits Oil Shale Development

Spending bills should not include policy riders that stand in the way of U.S. energy independence.

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The U.S. Must Be Resolute to Avoid Harmful Consequences of the Bali Global Warming Conference

The U.S. should remain adamant in its opposition to binding emissions caps and insist that any agreement be flexible and focus on solutions that do not unduly constrain economic growth.

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Don’t Tap the Strategic Petroleum Reserve, But Tap Elsewhere

To address high gas prices, Congress should reduce restrictions on domestic oil production.

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