The Future of American Cars Is Not All-Electric
The average electric vehicle consumes 30 kilowatt-hours (kw/h) to travel 100 miles, which Pew Charitable Trusts notes is “the same amount of electricity an average American home uses each day…
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Rise of the Eco-Right
The “eco-Right” is the few dozen lobbying, litigation, and activist nonprofits that identify themselves as free market or broadly right-of-center and yet are attempting to rebrand environmentalism and global warming…
Capital Research, February 2021
CRC staff report on “green” activists siege of Pennsylvania, document how the Center for Tech and Civic Life juiced the Democratic vote in battleground states, interview documentary filmmaker Christopher Rufo…
The “Dark Money” Behind the Effort to “Decarbonize” Every House in America
Arabella Advisors’ $731 million “dark money” nonprofit network is behind a campaign to cut off every house in America from natural gas and make them dependent on electric-only appliances, part…
How the Green New Deal is a Trojan Horse for Totalitarian Government
Congress is debating a new infrastructure bill, which contains elements from the Green New Deal. This is part of the Biden administration's ongoing effort to remake America's energy grid and…
Ludwig Talks Texas and the Green New Deal on Jacki Daily Show
Hayden Ludwig of the Capital Research Center debunks the myth that oil and gas activism dollars are somehow outpacing environmental activism 10 to 1. In fact, almost $2.5 billion was…
America’s Frozen Future Under the Green New Deal
Germany, the land of coal, and oil-rich Texas are in the process of exchanging their coal power plants—powered by a abundant, scalable, and relatively cheap resource—for expensive and unreliable renewables…
Antidote for “Apocalyptic Environmentalists”: Apocalypse Never
Sometime during the last eight years Oliver Stone seems to have lost his faith in angry, self-aware hurricanes and the other end-times prophecies of the environmental left. In place of…
Antidote for “Apocalyptic Environmentalists”: “Environmental Colonialism”
Shellenberger fully covers the tedious renewable energy reliability trap. The wind doesn’t always blow, the sun doesn’t always shine, we’re laughably far away from the battery potential needed to store…
Antidote for “Apocalyptic Environmentalists”: Nuking a Reasonable Compromise
Shellenberger notes that “a single Coke can of uranium can provide enough energy for an entire high-energy life.” The book’s advocacy of nuclear energy is arguably its most important and…