The gap in conservative climate policy

There’s a lot to like about Eli Lehrer’s argument for National Review that conservatives should stop downplaying global warming and instead try to take advantage of it.

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Analysis Competition & Antitrust, Online Content Policy, Technology and Innovation

The Google Search Case: A Remedy Searching for an Ailment

Josh Withrow April 25, 2025

Op-Eds California, Finance and Trade, Regulatory Reform, State Policy

Lawmakers know CEQA is a bust, so why won’t they fix it?

Steven Greenhut April 25, 2025 The Orange County Register

Analysis Harm Reduction, Safer Solutions

Safer Solutions: Clearing the Air Around Vaping-Related Lung Injuries

Chelsea Boyd, Jessica Shortall April 25, 2025

Real Solutions Clean Energy, Energy and Environment, Low-Energy Fridays

Low-Energy Fridays: What would the “energy transition” cost?

Philip Rossetti April 25, 2025

Op-Eds Electoral Reform, Federal Government Affairs, Governance

Sore loser laws hurt voters — it’s time to scrap them

Eli Lehrer April 11, 2025 The Hill

In the News Energy and Environment, Federal Government Affairs, FERC

Phillips’ departure tees up FERC Republican majority

Kent Chandler April 23, 2025 E&E News

Op-Eds California, Economic Mobility, Finance and Trade, Regulatory Reform, State Policy

The Obvious Fix for California’s Housing Crisis

Steven Greenhut April 23, 2025 The American Spectator

In the News Federal Government Affairs, Online Content Policy, Technology and Innovation

The Department of Justice is trying to make Google unprofitable

Josh Withrow April 23, 2025 Reason

In the News Energy and Environment, Federal Government Affairs, FERC

Phillips exits FERC, leaving a seat for Trump to fill

Devin Hartman April 23, 2025 UtilityDive

Analysis Banking, Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, Federal Government Affairs, Finance and Trade, Interchange Fees, Regulatory Reform

Congressional Republicans have set their sights on financial deregulation

Caroline Melear April 23, 2025