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The EPA is seeking to vastly expand its authority by preemptively denying environmental permits to American resource projects. Join us in urging Congress to denounce these EPA bullying tactics that hinder businesses from expanding natural resource production in America!

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What will be the next Keystone?
Anti American-resource radicals won’t stop at Keystone.  Their fundraising machine needs to be fed by demagoging their every latest enemy.  Alaska’s Pebble Deposit, a yet to be proposed world class mineral find, might just be their next target, with organizations spending well over $30 million dollars poisoning public perception for the potential project with Robert Redford narrated TV ads, glossy fundraising brochures, and tote bag giveaways before the company’s even submitted a plan.

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EPA overstepping slapped down: Sackett v. EPA: A victory for the little guy!
The Supreme Court’s decision to side with the Sacketts is a victory against the EPA’s out of control overstepping and bullying tactics! Watch the video to learn how this couple from Idaho became the center of such a significant case.

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Anti-Fracking Activists Getting Desperate

by Brian McGraw on May 17, 2012 | Comments ()

An anti-fracking group out of Colorado is trying to reach out to First Lady Michelle Obama, with a full page advertisement in the New York Times on Mother’s Day, asking Michelle to help “hit the pause” button on hydraulic fr... Read more

Obama’s “All of the Above” Problem

by Brian McGraw on May 15, 2012 | Comments ()

The Obama Administration has a coal problem. Recently, Congressional Republicans noticed that despite President Obama’s rhetoric over his “all-of-the-above” approach to energy policy, the website describing his policy goals ... Read more

A Republican From North Carolina Supporting an Expansive EPA

by Brian McGraw on May 10, 2012 | Comments ()

A very interesting article out of the Washington Examiner: Robin Hayes, chairman of North Carolina’s Republican Party, painted a target last month on Alaska’s proposed Pebble Mine. In an open letter, he endorsed the Environmental ... Read more

Green Group Hypocrisy

by Brian McGraw on May 8, 2012 | Comments ()

Robert Bryce (author of a number of excellent energy books) takes a closer look at the Sierra Club, one of the largest environmental groups in the world, with annual revenues in the hundreds of millions of dollars: Proving why this is so take... Read more

AFL-CIO: Build the Keystone Pipeline

by Brian McGraw on May 7, 2012 | Comments ()

This is somewhat noteworthy, as prior to this the AFL-CIO had no official position on the pipeline, as they needed to delicately balance their loyalty to President Obama and the desires of specific union groups which would have benefited most... Read more

Washington Post: Approve the Keystone XL Pipeline

by Brian McGraw on May 2, 2012 | Comments ()

The Washington Post ran an editorial yesterday blasting the political obstacles to the construction of the KeystoneXL Pipeline, and criticizing arguments made by environmentalists: THE CASE FOR ultimately approving the Keystone XL pipeline â€... Read more

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