Authored by Luke Huigsloot via Cointelegraph.com, Cryptocurrency miners based in the United States could soon face a tax equal to 30% of the cost of electricity they use if President Joe Biden’s proposed budget for […]
Biden Deputy Secretary of Energy David Turk highlighted the absurdity of the climate grift this week during a Senate Appropriations Subcommittee hearing, when Sen. John Kennedy (R-LA) couldn’t get a straight answer out of him […]
Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm received blowback from critics this week after she testified before the Senate in support of a plan to fully establish an all-electric vehicle fleet in the U.S. military by the 2030s, leading some […]
As Connecticut struggles to rein in greenhouse gas emissions, the state Department of Energy and Environmental Protection is seeking greater authority to speed progress on decarbonization. Legislation approved by the Senate Environment Committee would charge […]
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This article was originally published by Civil Eats. Tom Hafer remembers the first time the fish stopped biting. It was a little over 20 years ago when fiber optic cables were being installed in […]
A proposal to establish Minnesota’s first “green bank” would make it easier and less expensive to finance climate and clean energy projects in the state, supporters say. The Minnesota Climate Innovation Finance Authority would receive […]
Daily Standup Top Stories Supreme Court rejects climate bids from oil and gas companies April 24, 2023 Andy Del Prado April 24 (UPI) — The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday decided against allowing climate lawsuits filed against some of […]
DALLAS — Lawmakers in Austin are considering a slate of bills that specifically target renewable energy, and critics say if one measure in particular, SB 624, becomes law, it would make Texas no different than […]
Posted on April 22, 2023 by Jane Shaw Stroup Sterling Burnett of the Heartland Institute ponders whether this is Earth Day or Vladimir Lenin’s birthday (it is both). He recounts recent governmental regulations affecting gas stoves, lightbulbs, electric cars […]
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