Publications
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Heartland Institute and National Tax Limitation Committee Offer a Roadmap for the 21st Century
Publication -The Leaflet -The Heartland Institute and National Tax Limitation Committee have released two new papers in a multi-part series titled Roadmap for the 21st Century -
Research & Commentary: Gas Tax Debate Reemerges in South Carolina
Publication -Research and Commentaries -In this Research & Commentary, Matthew Glans examines a proposed gasoline tax hike in South Carolina and recommends against relying on ineffective gasoline excise taxes. -
Roadmap for the 21st Century: Energy Deregulation
Publication -Policy Briefs -This paper -- the fifth in the Roadmap series -- describes the key role energy deregulation will play in launching an economic boom in the United States. -
Frac Sand Mining Regulations
Publication -The Leaflet -Critics of frac sand mining claim it is a dangerous unregulated industry that harms the environment and is detrimental to public health. That myth is laid to rest in a recent Heartland Policy Study authored by Mark Krumenacher and Isaac Orr -
Comprehensive Regulatory Control and Oversight of Industrial Sand (Frac Sand) Mining
Publication -Policy Studies -Industrial silica sand mining is governed by a comprehensive regulatory apparatus established to protect human and environmental health from the potential impacts of all industrial activities, including industrial sand mining. -
Happy Thanksgiving from The Heartland Institute
Publication -The Leaflet -From all of us at The Heartland Institute, we wish you a safe and happy Thanksgiving that’s filled with food, family, and free-market principles! -
Research & Commentary: Newest Exelon Bailout Bill Would Harm Electricity Consumers
Publication -Research and Commentaries -Bill Would Benefit Exelon, Not Those Who Use Electric Power -
Research & Commentary: Wyoming DEQ: Hydraulic Fracturing Site Not Contaminating Drinking Water
Publication -Research and Commentaries -Contaminants Found In Pavillion Wells Most Likely To Be Naturally Occuring -
Research & Commentary: Ohio Renewable Energy Mandate Freeze Deserves to be Extended
Publication -Research and Commentaries -AEPS Will Elevate Ohio Electricity Costs By $1.92 Billion Through 2026 -
Research & Commentary: Ohio Renewable Energy Mandate Freeze Deserves to be Extended
Publication -Research and Commentaries -AEPS Will Elevate Ohio Electricity Costs By $1.92 Billion Through 2026 -
Research & Commentary: Fracking Ban Would Devastate the Colorado Economy
Publication -Research and Commentaries -Study Says Fracking Ban Would Cost Colorado 215,000 Jobs, $22 Billion In GDP By 2022 -
Research & Commentary: Hydraulic Fracturing Does Not Pose a Serious Threat to Groundwater
Publication -Research and Commentaries -Regulation Should Be Based On Best Available Science, Not Fear And Misinformation -
Research & Commentary: Carbon Tax Is Not a Win-Win
Publication -Research and Commentaries -Case For A Carbon Dioxide Tax "In Theory And In Practice" Is Dubious -
Research & Commentary: Nevada Energy Task Force Recommendations Will Hurt Consumers
Publication -Research and Commentaries -Renewables Mandate, Retail-Rate Net Metering Harmful To Nevadans -
Research & Commentary: New Clean Energy Standard Will Harm New York Consumers, Won’t Impact Environment
Publication -Research and Commentaries -Harmful Mandate Will Cost Ratepayers $3.4 Billion Over Five Years -
Research & Commentary: Shale Revolution Has Been a Giant Boon to Ohio’s Economy
Publication -Research and Commentaries -Without Shale Development, Ohio Missing 114,000 Jobs, $9.9 Billion in State GDP -
Research & Commentary: Shale Revolution Has Been a Giant Boon to Pennsylvania’s Economy
Publication -Research and Commentaries -Without Shale Development, Pennsylvania Missing 117,000 Jobs, $13 Billion in State GDP -
Heartland Releases New Policy Study: Bill McKibben’s Terrifying Disregard for Fracking Facts
Publication -The Leaflet -In a recent Heartland Institute Policy Study, Isaac Orr examines how methane emissions are measured, reports the affect those emissions may have on global warming, and discusses several falsehoods McKibben repeats from the discredited movie Gasland. -
Research & Commentary: New York’s Proposed E15 Rule Is a Bad Deal for Consumers
Publication -Research and Commentaries -Increased Ethanol Blend Will Hurt New York Consumers, Kill Jobs, and Harm Environment -
Assessing Toxicological Risks to Human Subjects Used in Controlled Exposure Studies of Environmental Pollutants
Publication -Policy Briefs -The United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), has been conducting experiments banned by international and domestic law exposing people to air pollution the EPA claims to be toxic or lethal. -
Research & Commentary: Study: South Texas Fracking Not a Risk to Air Quality
Publication -Research and Commentaries -UT-Arlington Reports Emissions Well Within Acceptable Federal Standard -
Bill McKibben’s Terrifying Disregard for Fracking Facts
Publication -Policy Studies -In an article published at The Nation, 350.org founder Bill McKibben portrays methane as a dangerous greenhouse gas. Here's why he's wrong. -
Research & Commentary: Rhode Island’s Renewable Power Mandates Are Too Costly
Publication -Research and Commentaries -New Study: Renewable Energy Mandates Could Cost Rhode Island Thousands of Jobs -
Research & Commentary: North Carolina’s Renewable Portfolio Standards Are Too Costly
Publication -Research and Commentaries -New Study: Renewable Energy Mandates Could Cost North Carolina Thousands of Jobs
