Conservative Coalition for Climate Solutions

With Congress addressing permitting reform, C3 Solutions President @NiconomistLoris responds about why this is so important for affordability & American innovation.

"We aren’t likely to see a Green New Deal for the Lone Star State."

@jneeley78 on what's next for energy policy in Texas after the blue wave.
c3journal.com/texas-turned-b…

Texas just turned blue. Democrats’ election sweep there could reshape the Lone Star State’s energy politics, though not necessarily in the ways many expect.

New essay by @jneeley78 for @C3Journal:

Healthy forests need active management not one-size-fits-all rules.
The federal Roadless Rule restricts road construction and timber harvesting across millions of acres of national forests.
Repealing it could give local forest managers more flexibility to reduce wildfire risks and restore forest health while preserving existing environmental reviews.

“If we have any hope of cutting energy costs and creating more good-paying jobs to help hardworking New Mexicans support their families, then we need to be able to build big clean energy projects in a matter of years — not decades.”

That’s a quote from New Mexico’s senior US Senator, @SenatorHeinrich in his latest article discussing BAAJA and the benefits for his constituents- this applies to everyone who benefits from big infrastructure projects across the country too.

full article below ⬇️