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Climate Hysteria

Utah enviros want to shut down economically and environmentally critical Uranium mill

April 6, 2021 0

The Grand Canyon Trust’s references to Energy Fuels’ recycling programs as “radioactive waste” is deceitful. These programs save the world’s resources, reduce the need for mining, and reduce carbon emissions. The mill has already recycled enough uranium to produce the…

Regulations

National Environmental Policy Act reforms will advance critical infrastructure projects

January 10, 2020 0

NEPA updates includes codifying aspects of President Trump’s One Federal Decision policy, which improves coordination and communication between Federal agencies and sets a two-year average goal for completion of environmental reviews for major infrastructure projects. Highlights excerpted from the post on…

Domestic Energy

Expansion of Utah mining operation safeguards America’s supply of critical minerals

December 9, 2019 0

“Kennecott is uniquely positioned to meet strong demand in the United States and delivers almost 20% of the country’s copper production,” he said in a news release. “North American manufacturers have relied on high-quality products from Kennecott for the past…

Extreme Greens

GOP Representatives look into Obama’s politically-motivated Minnesota mineral withdrawal

July 11, 2019 0

...the Obama administration misled Congress while acting in the interests of unnamed “activists” by initiating a bad faith environmental review designed to reach a predetermined outcome and by denying two noncontroversial leases, preventing responsible mining in an area twice authorized…

Domestic Energy

Navajo Nation to lose millions in revenue and hundreds of jobs with coal plant closure

June 5, 2019 1

For fiscal year 2021, the Nation’s revenue projection is expected to drop significantly to $132 million due to the closure of the Navajo Generating Station and Kayenta Mine. CFACT The Navajo Nation posted this press release last week as they…

Domestic Energy

Proposed Democrat legislation would kill American hard rock mining

May 20, 2019 0

The most recent example of the total disconnect between the anti-mining agenda of some in Congress and the importance of American mineral wealth to our economy and national defense is the proposed Mining Law Reform legislation recently introduced in the…

Extreme Greens

Enviros baiting indigenous peoples with promises while destroying economic opportunity

April 20, 2019 0

  Indigenous communities say they’ve had enough of activists invading their lands, misleading them about their agendas and using hard-line tactics against those who don’t agree. Claudia Cattaneo   Financial Post   Canada--With flowing long hair, stoic expression and tribal…

Domestic Energy

Alaska Natives angry at Dems who want to close ANWR to oil and gas

March 28, 2019 1

“In an almost jaw-dropping way, the Iñupiat people have been left out of this bill,” Glenn said, referencing his own Native American tribe. “If [this bill] is about human rights, let’s be fair. Open it up to everybody.” Tim Pearce…

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Costly tradeoffs of Colorado’s losing proposition 112

September 27, 2018 0

"The Colorado Oil and Gas Commission report states Proposition 112 (formerly 97) would put as much as 85% of Colorado’s non-federal lands off-limits to new development. It would also eliminate new production in 94 percent of the state’s top five…

Domestic Energy

BLM moves to reverse Obama’s job-killing ‘venting and flaring’ rule

February 14, 2018 1

This 2016 Obama rule included numerous administrative and regulatory burdens that are not necessary and would have significantly hindered job creation, energy production and economic growth. Further, the revised analysis by the Trump Administration found that the Obama rule’s compliance…

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