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A fix for aging water lines

By Jefferson G. Edgens,
November 18, 2012

Why You Should Care That Courts Overturn EPA's Carbon Pollution Standard

By Marlo Lewis, Jr.,
November 14, 2012

Is Colorado's "new energy economy" still viable in light of recent setbacks in the industry? No

By William Yeatman,
November 11, 2012

Competitve bidding solves Rome’s water problems

By Jefferson G. Edgens,
November 11, 2012

Competitive bidding solves water problems one drip at a time

By Jefferson G. Edgens,
November 10, 2012

Competitive bidding solves water problems one drip at a time

By Jefferson G. Edgens,
November 10, 2012

GM is alive, Patriot Coal is dead

By Christopher C. Horner,
August 15, 2012

Markets, Not Mandates, Are the Key to Sustainable Development

By Fred L. Smith, Jr., Michelle Wei,
August 9, 2012

The dangerous demonization of our food

By Angela Logomasini,
August 4, 2012

Carbon Tax: Bad Politics, Bad Policy

By Marlo Lewis, Jr.,
July 31, 2012

A North Carolina Politician Commits A Happy Fracking Blunder

By Robert L. Bradley Jr.,
July 18, 2012

Lead Paint Rule All Wet

By Angela Logomasini,
July 12, 2012

Start of Darkness for America's Shining Cities

By Andrew Follett, Myron Ebell,
July 9, 2012

The Collusion of the Climate Crowd

By Christopher C. Horner,
July 7, 2012

Attack of the Scare Ads!

By William Yeatman,
July 1, 2012

Banking on Green Energy

By Matt Patterson,
June 20, 2012

Nix the U-MACT

By Marlo Lewis, Jr.,
June 19, 2012

Energy Companies Are Not Sitting On "Inactive" Oil Leases, President Obama

By Robert L. Bradley Jr.,
June 18, 2012

Obama's War on Resource Industries

By Myron Ebell,
June 13, 2012

EPA's Phony Job Numbers

By David Bier,
June 12, 2012