This Friday, the House will vote on the “End the War on Coal Act of 2012.” It combines multiple pieces of legislation designed to stop the Obama administration’s 4-year assault on a vital American industry. “The legislation packages five House bills crafted over the two years of the 112^thCongress ...

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Billions of taxpayer dollars are disrupting our politics, science, energy policies and economy 

Pick up any 40-year-old science textbook – on chemistry, biology, geology, physics, astronomy or medicine – and you’ll find a slew of “facts” and theories that have been proven wrong or are no longer ...

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Too often, when a company finds itself confronting a problem that seems unsolvable, it does not take the proper action to determine a solution. For example, when Jason Halek and Halek Energy Partners sought to find new ways to free up the excess reserves that were left behind when drilling for oil ...

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EPA advances anti-energy agenda, with little regard for Americans’ health or welfare

Seven score and nine years ago, President Lincoln resolved to take increased devotion to ensuring that government of the people, by the people and for the people shall not perish from the Earth.

Yet, today, our ...

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Energy production on private lands in the United States has been one of the most promising success stories in recent years, at a time when the country has struggled to grow economically. A large part of the success behind this tremendous oil and gas production and jobs creation is due to an ...

Read more: Hydraulic Fracturing: Critical for Energy Production, Jobs, and Economic Growth

Change Is Overdue | Environmental Policies Increasingly Ineffective: Congress is spending more and accomplishing less to protect America's environment and use the nation's natural resources wisely. Since the 1970s, environmental public policy has jeopardized the environment and American liberty by ...

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A Carbon Tax Would Harm U.S. Competitiveness and Low-Income Americans Without Helping the Environment

Abstract: Supportersof a new carbon tax are using arguments aimed at conservatives (it can be revenue neutral) and liberals (it can help the environment) alike. But even if one concludes that ...

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(RSN Editors Note) A major weakness in our great country is the total lack of seeking the truth, as peer reviewed studies help uncover, and the total lack of investigative journalism from the major news outlets to hold all politicians feet to the fire, including President Obama, Attorney General ...

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