IWF: Elon Musk Sounds Off on Population Control, Oil & Gas, and EVs

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During a recent interview with the satirical publication Babylon Bee, billionaire Elon Musk seriously spoke about environmentalism, clean energy, and fossil fuels.  The podcast hosts asked Musk if he agrees with fellow environmentalists about population control being a prerequisite for combating climate change.  Musk disagreed with the assertion and responded, “Earth is far from overpopulated—far, far …

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Exiting RGGI is a win for Virginia producers and consumers

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Governor-elect Glenn Youngkin announced his intention to make energy more affordable for Virginians by withdrawing the Commonwealth of Virginia from the controversial 11-state Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (RGGI). He recently told the Hampton Roads Chambers of Commerce he’ll remove Virginia from the initiative by executive action once he enters office in January. “RGGI describes itself …

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With D.C. Mandate Imminent, VA Is Safe Harbor for DMV Residents

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Our nation’s capital, Washington, D.C., is joining fellow cities NYC, Chicago, Los Angeles, and Boston in mandating vaccine requirements for indoor spaces.  Come January 15th, the District of Columbia will adopt this draconian measure—one that will ultimately drive a deeper wedge between Washingtonians. Lest The District’s policy makers forget: this effort won’t mitigate the spread of the …

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Reno Gazette Journal: Nullifying ‘ghost gun’ ban will strengthen gun rights, lawful commerce

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This opinion column was submitted by Gabriella Hoffman, host of the District of Conservation podcast. In 2021, more Nevadans purchased firearms to take safety into their own hands than ever before. It’s too bad state lawmakers responded by passing legislation that criminalized custom gun makers and their customers. Thankfully, it didn’t stick — a Nevada district …

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Revoking ghost gun ban will strengthen Second Amendment rights and lawful commerce

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In 2021, more Nevadans purchased firearms than ever before. It’s too bad that state lawmakers responded by passing legislation that criminalized custom gun makers and their customers. Thankfully, the law didn’t stick — a state judge struck it down earlier this month. But as we head into the new year, lawmakers should spend less time trying to …

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Daily Caller: Big Labor Grinches Undermining Freelancing With PRO Act

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Becoming your own boss is the greatest gift one can give themself this Christmas. While millions of Americans are celebrating self-employment this holiday season, threats against flexible, independent work could put a damper on spirits. Independent Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders, union organizations and labor activists recently announced a “‘Pass the PRO Act’ Holiday Tour” to urge passage …

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How Senator Joe Manchin Saved Christmas (And America)

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While I was disappointed to see Senator Joe Manchin (D-WV) throw support behind the PRO Act, he slightly redeemed himself yesterday.  How? In the first “Fox News Sunday” program hosted by anchor Bret Baier, Senator Manchin formally announced he’s voting “No” on President Joe Biden’s atrocious $1.75 trillion Build Back Better spending plan.  He declared, …

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True conservationists should oppose 30×30 in 2022 (ft. Margaret Byfield)

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“The last time I counted, we had over 120 counties across the nation that have filed resolutions to oppose 30 by 30. So, you know, there’s some circles where it hasn’t really reached the reached.  I think the educational process where people are aware of it as to what it really is. But those areas …

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Townhall: The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly in Environmental News

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When it comes to media coverage, alarmism easily dominates the headlines.  Due to a 24/7 news cycle, many important topics—especially as it relates to the environment—often get overlooked by the public.  Here are three environmental news stories to be aware of this week. The Good: Virginia to Withdraw from RGGI Governor-elect Glenn Youngkin recently announced he’ll pull …

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