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A Defense of Free Market Environmentalism
By Nick Sibilla On July 30, the Washington Post published my letter to the editor where I argued for the privatization of America’s national parks. In response to an earlier op-ed (which claimed the National Park Service was a “prime … Continue reading
Posted in Cascade Website, Environment, Todd Wynn
Tagged advertisements, conservation, conserve, debt, Department of Interior, disney, Environment, free market, free market environmentalism, free markets, national debt, national park, national park service, national parks, park, privatize, washington post
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Misconceptions, myths and other assertions about renewable energy
Over my almost three years at Cascade Policy Institute, I have noticed that there are many misconceptions, myths and other assertions about renewable energy that need to be cleared up. This blog post is the first of many I hope … Continue reading
Posted in Cascade Website, Climate Change, Energy, Environment, Todd Wynn
Tagged climate change, coal, electricity, Environment, fossil fuels, global warming, green jobs, greenhouse gases, myths, natural gas, property rights, renewable energy, solar, subsidy, tax, wind, Wind Turbines
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The next step? Putting wind energy on trial?
The American Tradition Institute (ATI) is taking on renewable energy mandates in Colorado. Economic analyses have shown that renewable energy mandates like Senate Bill 838 passed in Oregon will have significant negative economic impacts. In addition, it is not the … Continue reading
Posted in Cascade Website, Climate Change, Energy, Environment, Todd Wynn
Tagged American Tradition Institute, climate change, Commerce Clause, Constitution, cost, economic, energy, Environment, force, lawsuit, mandates, public interest, renewable energy, RPS, wind energy, Wind Farms, Wind Turbines
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