Energy and Environmental Policy
The U.S. needs safe, affordable, reliable energy to power our economy. IWF analysts consider how the U.S. can achieve this goal, while embracing common sense environmental policies that protect our natural resources. IWF believes that the market will better identify promising, environmentally-sound energy sources than will politicians.
Recent Articles:
More Government Bureaucracy Isn't Part of All-of-the-Above Energy Strategy
Giving Credit During Earth Month
How Will President Obama Feel About Gas Prices Post-Election?
POTUS: Fossil Fuels Are So Yesterday...
Can 2012 Candidates Deliver on Gas Prices This Fall?
When Environmental Laws Backfire
Keystone Decision Doesn't Make Sense
High Gas Prices Need Long-term Policy Solution
Misplaced Priorities: Environmentalists, Junk Mail and the Keystone Pipeline
The Keystone Cops: Do They Care About Jobs?
NIMBY America To Keystone: Jobs Are Secondary
President: The Republicans Made Me Do It!
Keystone Rejection is an XL Mistake
Role Reversal: Jobs Looking For People
Green Failures Cost A Lot Of That Green Stuff!
Is The U.S. Open For Business?
Is Politics Driving Our Energy Policy?
Simple Answers on Government's Energy Policy
IWF Comments to State Department on Keystone XL Project
Real Green Jobs: These Don't Cost Half A Billion Dollars
Our Solyandra Economy and Political System
Energy Secretary Chu: Out Of His Element?
A Doomed Energy Initiative, and A Doomed Economic Model
Political posturing or real progress? That's the debate about the Keystone Pipeline
Enough with the Meddling in the Energy Markets!
Can Canadian Oil Development Be A Women's Issue?
The Solyndra Scandal and the Future of Green Energy
Soltis on Bloggingheads: Duck and Cover!
Enough with the Green Energy Boondoggle
A Pivot to Jobs? Start By Approving The Keystone Pipeline
Time to Privatize Nuclear Waste Management
Cut Energy Subsidies, Cut the Deficit
How Are Gas Prices Affecting You?
Reelection "Strategery": Release the Strategic Oil Reserves
Thoughts on Japan's Non-Nuclear Disaster
Has Ethanol Contributed to Unrest in the Middle East?
When Saying You're Sorry Just Isn't Enough
