Investor’s Business Daily: Restricting plastic bags fails the pocketbook test, says NCPA Senior Fellow Sterling Burnett. Restricting plastic bags costs cities more money and makes little to no impact on the environment.
Heartlander: The Obama Administration is allowing wind farms to kill eagles, writes Senior Fellow Sterling Burnett.
Heartlander: Cities are enacting laws to ban plastic bags, despite an NCPA study that shows that such bans hurt the environment and do nothing to decrease disposal costs.
Hawaii Free Press: Senior Fellow Sterling Burnett examines a survey which found no consensus among meteorologists on human-caused global warming.
Senior Fellow Sterling Burnett details the incredible surge in domestic oil and gas production due to fracking.
inFocus Quarterly: NCPA Senior Fellow Sterling Burnett explores America’s energy future and discusses fracking, green energy policies, and electricity.
Investor’s Business Daily: Global warming is not the calamity that it has been portrayed to be, writes NCPA senior fellow Sterling Burnett.
heartlander.org: NCPA Senior Fellow H. Sterling Burnett says Hawaii is on the leading edge of developing genetically modified crop seeds.
Townhall.com: NCPA Senior Fellow H. Sterling Burnett analyzes several policy changes to make forest fires less common and destructive.
Masterresource.org: “[T]he threat of environmental extremism in a vast new area provides the biggest reason to reject the treaty. The Kyoto Treaty was rejected as national policy for good reason. LOST is Kyoto with a court attached.”
The American Spectator: The Law of the Sea Treaty regulations could force the U.S. into forced deindustrialization, says NCPA Senior Fellow H. Sterling Burnett and Iain Murray.
Hawai’i Free Press: NCPA Senior Fellow H. Sterling Burnett offers his view on various stories that detail the left’s assault on modernity.
Power: NCPA Senior Fellow H. Sterling Burnett examines what changes might be in store for the power industry in the light of the results of the 2012 election.
Energy Tribune: Governor Romney’s energy plan is a clear winner compared to President Obama’s, however some improvements should be made, says NCPA Senior Fellow Sterling Burnett.
The New York Times: Government should expedite the logging process to minimize the damage of forest fires, says NCPA Senior Fellow Sterling Burnett.
Real Clear Markets: Governments are beginning to regret investments in solar and wind energy technology, says NCPA Senior Fellow Sterling Burnett.
The Hill: Sterling Burnett expresses concerns about increased U.S. dependency on imported rare earths resulting from tight government mining regulations.
Heartlander: H. Sterling Burnett joins other analysts in disapproving government support of an expensive, mercury-containing CFL light bulb.
Heartlander: Study reveals a mismatch between states’ spending and job creation in the green energy sector.
Austin American Statesman: In his op-ed at the online edition, NCPA Senior Fellow H. Sterling Burnett calls upon Austin residents to consider the long-term impact of banning plastic bags.
Heartlander: In his latest Heartlander commentary, H. Sterling Burnett applauds Kansas for adopting the fracking technique for increased natural gas production.
JunkScience.com: H. Sterling Burnett commentary on the negative impact of increasing plastic bag bans across the country.
NAS: NCPA’s H. Sterling Burnett on Climategate 2.0 in his article published with the National Association of Scholars.
National Review Online – NCPA’s Sterling Burnett reviews Todd Meyers book Eco-Fads on ‘Planet Gore.’
KERA(National Public Radio, Dallas): Increasing the United States’ reliance on “clean” energy is a risky policy.