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  • WebMemo posted January 17, 2012 by Nicolas Loris Two Cheers for Ethanol Subsidies Expiring—but Costly Mandate Remains

    Two federal policies expired at the close of the year: the federal tax credit for blending ethanol into gasoline and a 54 cent-per-gallon tariff on imported ethanol. A diverse group of fiscal watchdogs, environmentalists, and free-trade proponents all hailed this as a major victory. While the tax credit and tariff… Read more

  • Biofuels at Sea Audio Recorded on December 15, 2011 Biofuels at Sea

    From The Heritage Foundation, I'm Ernest Istook. … Read more

  • WebMemo posted July 20, 2011 by David Kreutzer, Ph.D. Alternative Fuels as a Military Strategy

    Will shifting the United States military to alternative fuels reduce casualties and geopolitical threats? That is what some are contending.[1] Their answers focus on two main factors: the material and human costs of transporting fuel in a battle zone and oil revenues received by unfriendly regimes. Digging just… Read more

  • Obama's Energy Plan Audio Recorded on March 31, 2011 Obama's Energy Plan

    It's time for common sense; I'm Ernest Istook. President Obama says we should rely less on foreign oil. That's good. But his… Read more

  • Ethanol Debate Audio Recorded on March 30, 2011 Ethanol Debate

    It's time for common sense; I'm Ernest Istook. … Read more

  • Energy Policy Lags Audio Recorded on March 22, 2011 Energy Policy Lags

    It's time for common sense; I'm Ernest Istook. … Read more

  • Backgrounder posted March 2, 2011 by Nicolas Loris, John Ligon What To Do About High Oil Prices

    Abstract: Rising oil and gas prices are a concern to consumers, Congress, and the Obama Administration. The impact of higher oil prices goes far beyond the gas pump and affects the U.S. economy, as a new Heritage Foundation analysis shows. In addition to unrest… Read more

  • Backgrounder posted June 21, 2010 by James Roberts World Bank’s Palm Oil Development Strategy Should Focus on Economic Freedom

    Abstract: In ongoing campaigns against the expansion of the palm oil industry in developing countries, non-govern­mental organizations (NGOs) and environmental groups claim that palm oil production destroys tropical rainforests and threatens wildlife. In truth, a major motivation for… Read more

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  • WebMemo posted January 17, 2012 by Nicolas Loris Two Cheers for Ethanol Subsidies Expiring—but Costly Mandate Remains

    Two federal policies expired at the close of the year: the federal tax credit for blending ethanol into gasoline and a 54 cent-per-gallon tariff on imported ethanol. A diverse group of fiscal watchdogs, environmentalists, and free-trade proponents all hailed this as a major victory. While the tax credit and tariff… Read more

  • Backgrounder posted March 2, 2011 by Nicolas Loris, John Ligon What To Do About High Oil Prices

    Abstract: Rising oil and gas prices are a concern to consumers, Congress, and the Obama Administration. The impact of higher oil prices goes far beyond the gas pump and affects the U.S. economy, as a new Heritage Foundation analysis shows. In addition to unrest… Read more

  • Backgrounder posted June 21, 2010 by James Roberts World Bank’s Palm Oil Development Strategy Should Focus on Economic Freedom

    Abstract: In ongoing campaigns against the expansion of the palm oil industry in developing countries, non-govern­mental organizations (NGOs) and environmental groups claim that palm oil production destroys tropical rainforests and threatens wildlife. In truth, a major motivation for… Read more

  • WebMemo posted July 20, 2011 by David Kreutzer, Ph.D. Alternative Fuels as a Military Strategy

    Will shifting the United States military to alternative fuels reduce casualties and geopolitical threats? That is what some are contending.[1] Their answers focus on two main factors: the material and human costs of transporting fuel in a battle zone and oil revenues received by unfriendly regimes. Digging just… Read more

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  • WebMemo posted January 17, 2012 by Nicolas Loris Two Cheers for Ethanol Subsidies Expiring—but Costly Mandate Remains

    Two federal policies expired at the close of the year: the federal tax credit for blending ethanol into gasoline and a 54 cent-per-gallon tariff on imported ethanol. A diverse group of fiscal watchdogs, environmentalists, and free-trade proponents all hailed this as a major victory. While the tax credit and tariff… Read more

  • WebMemo posted July 20, 2011 by David Kreutzer, Ph.D. Alternative Fuels as a Military Strategy

    Will shifting the United States military to alternative fuels reduce casualties and geopolitical threats? That is what some are contending.[1] Their answers focus on two main factors: the material and human costs of transporting fuel in a battle zone and oil revenues received by unfriendly regimes. Digging just… Read more

  • Backgrounder posted March 2, 2011 by Nicolas Loris, John Ligon What To Do About High Oil Prices

    Abstract: Rising oil and gas prices are a concern to consumers, Congress, and the Obama Administration. The impact of higher oil prices goes far beyond the gas pump and affects the U.S. economy, as a new Heritage Foundation analysis shows. In addition to unrest… Read more

  • Backgrounder posted June 21, 2010 by James Roberts World Bank’s Palm Oil Development Strategy Should Focus on Economic Freedom

    Abstract: In ongoing campaigns against the expansion of the palm oil industry in developing countries, non-govern­mental organizations (NGOs) and environmental groups claim that palm oil production destroys tropical rainforests and threatens wildlife. In truth, a major motivation for… Read more

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