Publications
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Research & Commentary: New Volume of Climate Change Reconsidered Highlights the Social Benefit of Fossil Fuels
Publication -Research and Commentaries -Fifth Volume In CCR Series Refutes Justifications For Dramatic Reduction Of Fossil Fuel Usage -
Policy Brief: The Congressional Climate Solutions Caucus: A Leftist Betrayal of Republican Voters
Publication -Policy Briefs -The Climate Solutions Caucus (CSC) works hand-in-hand with the leftist Citizens' Climate Lobby. Any scheme to replace affordable conventional energy with expensive wind and solar power would severely punish consumers and the U.S. economy. -
Public Comment to the Colorado Air Quality Control Commission Regarding the Colorado Low Emission Vehicle Program
Publication -Testimony -Public Comment to the Colorado Air Quality Control Commission Regarding the Colorado Low Emission Vehicle Program -
Research & Commentary: Gov. Hickenlooper’s Low-Emission Vehicle Executive Order is Costly, Dangerous, and Unnecessary
Publication -Research and Commentaries -Costs Would Be Sizeable, Environmental Benefits Modest Or Negative -
Science, Philosophy and Inquiry on a Galactic Scale
Publication -Books -An interview between Dr. Willie Soon and Gregoire Canlorbe, Vice President of The French Parti National-Liberal -
Research & Commentary: Heartland Brief Lays Out the Many Benefits of Fossil Fuels
Publication -Research and Commentaries -Historic, Ongoing Use Of Fossil Fuels Has Resulted In Huge Benefits For People, Wildlife, Ecosystems -
Research & Commentary: New Studies Confirm the Safety of Fracking in Pennsylvania
Publication -Research and Commentaries -Studies From Yale, Penn State Conclude Fracking Not Contaminating Groundwater In The Marcellus Shale Region -
Policy Brief: The Social Benefits of Fossil Fuels
Publication -Policy Briefs -Humankind's historic and ongoing use of fossil fuels has resulted in huge benefits for people, wildlife, and ecosystems. Five of those benefits are documented here. -
Research & Commentary: Natural Gas Exports, Driven by Fracking, to Provide Long-Term Economic Benefits
Publication -Research and Commentaries -LNG Exports To Provide At Least $716 Billion In Cumulative Value Added To U.S. Economy By 2050 -
Research & Commentary: Study Notes How Policymakers Can Prevent Coal Plants from Closing Prematurely
Publication -Research and Commentaries -"Straightforward Roadmap" To Help Keep Energy Reliable And Affordable Across The United States -
Research & Commentary: Study Details the Public Policy Decisions Hurting Coal, Raising Electricity Prices for Consumers
Publication -Research and Commentaries -State And Federal Policies Distort Wholesale Power Markets At Expense Of Coal -
Testimony Before the Colorado House Transportation & Energy Committee on Gov. Hickenlooper’s Executive Order Mandating Colorado Meet the Paris Climate Accord’s Emission Reduction Requirements
Publication -Testimony -Testimony Before the Colorado House Transportation & Energy Committee on Gov. Hickenlooper's Executive Order Mandating Colorado Meet the Paris Climate Accord's Emission Reduction Requirements -
Research & Commentary: Study Shows How ‘Zombie Regulations’ Are Closing Perfectly Good Coal Plants
Publication -Research and Commentaries -Burdensome Obama-Era Regulations Prematurely Closing Coal Plants -
A Climate Science Tutorial Prepared for Hon. William Alsup
Publication -Policy Briefs -Although completed too late to submit to the judge, this document stands on its own as a good primer on climate change. -
Research & Commentary: Connecticut Governor’s Climate Bills Costly and Unnecessary
Publication -Research and Commentaries -Proposals Would Mandate Large Drop In Greenhouse Gas Emissions, Large Increase In Renewable Portfolio Standard -
How to Prevent the Premature Retirement of Coal-Fired Power Plants
Publication -Policy Studies -The eight-year tenure of the Obama administration inflicted intentional, serious damage on the country’s capacity to provide the electricity that runs our computers, heats, cools, and lights our homes, powers our factories, and fuels our economy. -
Research & Commentary: Carbon Tax Proposal Still a Bad Deal for Connecticut Residents
Publication -Research and Commentaries -Tax Would Start At $15 Per Ton, Increase by $5 Ton Annually -
Research & Commentary: Carbon Tax Proposal Is a Bad Idea for Utah
Publication -Research and Commentaries -Tax Would Start At $15 Per Ton, Cap At $100 Per Ton -
Public Policy and Coal-Fired Power Plants
Publication -Policy Studies -Why would anyone scrap perfectly good high-quality computers, smartphones, or cars for more costly, lower quality, and less reliable products? Yet, that is exactly what policymakers do when they push coal-fired power plants into early retirement. -
Research & Commentary: Carbon Tax Proposal Would Be Harmful to Hawaii Residents, Businesses
Publication -Research and Commentaries -Tax Would Start At $10 Per Ton, Increase by $5 Ton Annually -
Research & Commentary: $2.5 Billion Carbon Tax Proposal Would Have ‘Meaningful’ Impact on Maryland Residents and Businesses
Publication -Research and Commentaries -Tax Would Start At $15 Per Ton, Increase by $5 Ton Annually -
Research & Commentary: Rhode Island Carbon Tax Proposal Is Bad for State Residents and Businesses
Publication -Research and Commentaries -Tax Would Start At $15 Per Ton, Increase by $5 Ton Annually -
Research & Commentary: Huge Carbon Tax Would Do Serious Economic Harm to New York Businesses, Families
Publication -Research and Commentaries -Tax Proposal Would Start at $35 Per Ton, Cap At $185 Per Ton -
Research & Commentary: ESSEX Carbon Tax Plan a Bad Deal for Vermonters
Publication -Research and Commentaries -Tax Proposal Would Start at $5 Per Ton, Cap At $40 Per Ton
