Publications

Legislation in the Iowa Senate would combat environmental, social and governance (ESG) scoring regimes by ensuring that taxpayer dollars do not fund commercial boycotts that reduce economic growth, cause job losses, and shrink Iowa’s tax base. ESG scores are essentially a risk assessment mechanism increasingly being used by investment firms and financial institutions that forces […]

Legislation in the Nebraska Legislature would combat environmental, social and governance (ESG) scoring systems and ensure state pension funds are invested solely to achieve the maximum return on investment for pensioners, rather than advancing social or political causes that may likely lead to lower returns and / or underperformance. ESG scores are essentially a risk […]

Legislation in the Indiana House of Representatives would combat environmental, social and governance (ESG) scoring systems and ensure state pension funds are invested solely to achieve the maximum return on investment for pensioners, rather than advancing social or political causes that may likely lead to lower returns and / or underperformance. ESG scores are essentially […]

Methane Emissions Down 72 Percent From 2015, Oil Production Up By Around 33 Percent

Russian Economy Dangerously Dependent On Oil & Gas Exports

Appropriated EECGB Funds From 2021 Infrastructure Bill Would Be Barred From Distribution To Anti-Fracking States

Only 5 Of 128 Stations Were Found To Be Acceptably Sited

Safety Incidents Down 17 Percent Since 2017

Nearly Half Of Species Studied Saw Significant Population Declines

All Vehicle Sales In Commonwealth Must Be "Zero-Emission" By 2035

Shutdown Would Also Result In Over 33,000 Lost Jobs, $8 Billion In Lost GSP, $20 Billion In Lost Economic Activity, And $265 Million In Lost Tax Revenue

Taxes On Utahans Could Increase By $381 Million By 2026

Costs Would Be Sizeable, Environmental Benefits Modest Or Negative

Testimony Before the Hawaii House Committee on Energy & Environmental Protection Regarding HB 2278

Regressive Gasoline Tax Would Top Out At $33.16 Per Barrel In 2035

Legislation Would Protect Legislative Authority, Ensure Debate On Cap-And-Trade Programs

Tax Would Begin At $55 Per Ton In 2022, Increase By 5 Percent Annually Through 2025, Between 2 Percent And 10 Percent Annually From 2026 To 2051

Plan Would Cost $119 Billion Through 2052, $1,200 Per Customer

Industries Provided 17 Percent Of State Employment, 25 Percent Of Labor Income, 29 Percent Of Economic Impact

Industries Provided 4 Percent Of State Employment, 5 Percent Of Labor Income, 5 Percent Of Economic Impact

Industries Provided 4 Percent Of State Employment, 4 Percent Of Labor Income, 5 Percent Of Economic Impact

Industries Provided 14 Percent Of State Employment, 21 Percent Of Labor Income, 22 Percent Of Economic Impact

Industries Provided 10 Percent Of Total State Employment, 11 Percent Of Total Labor Income, 17 Percent Of Total Economic Impact

Industries Provided 4 Percent Of Total State Employment, 5 Percent Of Total Labor Income, 6 Percent Of Total Economic Impact