Oil Companies Look for Profits in Public Relations David Wojick’s post Big Oil goes Big Green, (WUWT, May 4, 2019) reports major oil companies are spending billions supporting green energy nonprofits. You’d think “big...
All three NCFCA policy topics have long and complex economic and political histories. And a wide range of reforms have been proposed for today’s federal immigration, FDA, and energy policies. An earlier post provided...
[June 5 update: energy policy topic chosen.] Ace Peak posted debate notes on the NCFCA policy resolution choices of immigration reform, FDA reform, and USFG energy policy reform. Economic Thinking workshops, blog posts, and...
For prosperity and human flourishing, how much energy is enough? American settlers survived and over time prospered burning wood for cooking and heat. Later energy innovations brought higher-density energy from the earth, with coal,...
The energy race is on, with separate lanes for teams advancing wind, solar, gas, coal, and oil sands technologies. Across the world enterprises race to discover and develop new energy-rich places and raw materials, searching...
Notes below from Robert Bradley Jr., President of the Institute for Energy Research and editor of the MasterResource blog, from a presentation to Texas high school students. Bradley’s remarks are relevant for NSDA and...
Oil prices falling by half over the last six months upends the economies of oil-producing countries, including Nigeria, Russia, and many in the Middle East. What will the impact of lower prices be on...
Vast amounts of energy are available from falling water, especially from major rivers here in the Pacific Northwest. About the only place in Washington state where water doesn’t have a vertical fall to generate...
The debate resolution on marine natural resources would include, in addition to fisheries, offshore oil and gas exploration and development. This presentation provides a general background on the energy industry, and the ongoing progress...
On a recent drive home from Vancouver, British Columbia, I listened to the Cato Daily Podcast interview with Nolan Gray discussing high housing costs and recent reforms. (Housing policy was the topic for the...
