The administration is determined to have carmarkers build vehicles that no one wants to drive.
By David Reel
André Béliveau: Biden’s electric bus to nowhere
Electric buses failed SEPTA — school districts should be wary of accepting them.
By André Béliveau
Gordon Tomb: Are ‘green’ agendas carrying governors to political cliffs?
Once forced to tell voters the true costs of their policies, green advocates face an uphill climb.
By Gordon Tomb
Richard Koenig: Thoughts following the COP28 climate summit — cheesesteaks survive!
The top-down pressure for green-energy mandates in Philly as a “C40” city could have been much worse
By Richard Koenig
Despite concerns, $290 electric vehicle fee proposal advances in Harrisburg
The bill seeks to replace gas tax revenue that electric vehicle owners are not paying.
By Anthony Hennen
Commonwealth Court strikes down Wolf’s carbon ‘tax’
Legsilative action, not a simple executive decree, is needed to move Pennsylvania into the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative.
By Christen Smith
Guy Ciarrocchi: Biden’s “green energy” is national suicide
Its harmful impacts are very real. The “climate crisis,” not so much.
By Guy Ciarrocchi
Could Pennsylvania’s emission standards wreck our auto industry and energy sector?
California is the last state we should emulate if we wish to rebuild our manufacturing economy.
By Ken Brier
Study finds ‘dirty-to-clean’ job transition rare
“The vast majority of workers in carbon-intensive jobs have not historically found work in green jobs,” the study’s authors said.
By Anthony Hennen
Months after train derailment, EPA “has failed to protect” East Palestine
A lack of transparency on the clean-up process leads residents to loose trust in government.
By Anthony Hennen