overview Executive Summary The Green New Deal is heavy on rhetoric but nearly void of specifics. The list of vague and wide-ranging concepts identifies no funding sources and gives no indication of the true…

  Biden: “I am not banning fracking” At an October 2020 Presidential debate, Biden declared, “I never said I oppose fracking.” (Presidential Debate, ABC News, 10/22/20) At the same debate when outright asked if he…

  overview Executive Summary The Green New Deal is a laundry list of lofty and idealistic goals, but it includes very few policy specifics or science to reinforce its environmental mission. Some analysts have suggested…

  overview Executive Summary The Green New Deal was introduced as a non-binding resolution with few specifics and no path to forming any true policy measures. However, there is dangerous potential in its very vagueness….

Affordable Energy for our families Affordable natural gas has saved an average family of four $2,500 a year. (“The Value of U.S. Energy Innovation and Policies Supporting the Shale Revolution,” The Council of Economic Advisers,…

Key Points A key ingredient: Natural gas provides the base ingredient for products like plastic, chemicals, fertilizer, anti-freeze, and fabrics. The chemical manufacturing is investing $202 billion in new plant capacity: The chemical manufacturing industry,…

overview Key Points Nearly 400,000 new Ohio jobs: From 2011 to 2018, shale-related industry employment increased 7.8 percent, employing over 389,000 Ohioans. Average wages across the shale-related industries also increased to $98,613 – over $49,000…

KEY POINTS “Energy Is The Capacity To Do Work” and Natural gas Is That Energy Oil and natural gas support nearly 11 million U.S. jobs: The oil and natural gas industry combined supports 10.8 million…

Key Points CO2 And Other Key Air Pollutants Have Consistently Declined In The U.S. At The Same Time The Use Of Natural Gas Has Increased And The Economy Has Grown [CHART] As natural gas increases,…