Research & Commentary: Hydraulic Fracturing in Florida
The Florida Legislature is considering a bill that would allow and regulate the use of a technology that has revolutionized the United States’ energy outlook: hydraulic fracturing.
Research & Commentary: Kentucky Pension Reform
Kentucky’s government employee pension system is currently carrying a $33 billion unfunded liability and has less than half the money it needs to cover all its present and future obligations.
Research & Commentary: Pole Attachment Fees
Broadband consumers in Tennessee could soon see a significant hike in their monthly bills if legislation now before the state legislature passes.
Why Wind and Solar Energy Can’t Replace Traditional Power Systems
Wind and solar energy are dilute, intermittent, and more costly than traditional hydrocarbon energy sources.
Joseph Bast Eulogy for Maureen Martin, The Super Hero Who Wore Pink Flip-Flops
I am the president of The Heartland Institute. For the past ten years, Maureen Martin worked for me as a senior fellow and legal counsel.
The Leaflet - The Battle Over The Minimum Wage
In his State of the Union Address, President Barack Obama proposed raising the national minimum wage from $7.25 to $9 per hour.
Research & Commentary: Oklahoma Workers’ Compensation Reform
Oklahoma’s workers’ compensation insurance system is currently the sixth most expensive in the nation and in dire need of reform.
