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Biden paused oil, Trump stalled wind. Our crisis has no party

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By Chris Barnard
| Washington Examiner Verified
There is a grim resignation that America no longer builds, that our permitting system for energy projects is irreparably bloated and unnavigable. The nation that once constructed the Empire State Building in a year now leaves permit applications to languish for decades. The window of opportunity for this Congress to fix this universally recognized challenge is shrinking, just as it did in 2024.
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Reclaiming Environmental Policy from the Left

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By Chris Barnard
| Commonplace Magazine
Editor’s Note: This is the first in a three-part series on how the Right should think about environmental and climate policy. Read Joseph Majkut on What the Science of Climate Change Really Looks Likeand Taylor Myers’s Against Climate Piety. Nearly two decades of modern climate politics has produced one durable result: Most Americans stopped listening. Conservatives now have an opportunity to build something better.
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A New Right Climate Policy with Chris Barnard and Taylor Myers

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By Oren Cass, Chris Griswold, Chris Barnard
| Substack
Conversations aimed at developing the conservative economic agenda to supplant blind faith in free markets with a focus on workers, their families and communities, and the national interest. Conversations aimed at developing the conservative economic agenda to supplant blind faith in free markets with a focus on workers, their families and communities, and the national interest.
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