U.S. Senators Against Free Speech

07/17/2016

While reasonable people can disagree on many important issues, we all benefit from a lively public square where facts and opinions can be shared without fear of government recourse.

TAGS: climate change, free speech, United States Senate

Attorneys General Attempt to Stifle Free Speech

05/03/2016

The subpoena is an attempt to intimidate Americans for exercising their First Amendment rights. While the attorneys general have a right to form a coalition “aggressively protecting” their efforts to combat climate change, they do not have a right to abuse their authority.

TAGS: AGs United for Clean Power, climate change, Competitive Enterprise Institute, Jeff Landry

New Report Explains Why Globalizing Louisiana’s Natural Gas Revolution Makes Economic and Environmental Sense

By Margaret Viator

01/21/2014

Exporting U.S. natural gas could achieve the dual benefits of global climate-change mitigation and local/national economic development.

TAGS: climate change, EPA, LNG, Natural Gas

Antitrust & Enforcement: Letting Markets Work without Empowering Government

In their report “Antitrust & Enforcement: Letting Markets Work without Empowering Government,” Ted Bolema, Ph.D., J.D., Antitrust and Competition Fellow at the Innovators Network Foundation, and Vance Ginn, Ph.D., Chief Economist at the Pelican Institute, write that while the current frustrations with the size of large tech companies and censorship practices may be warranted, giving...

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