Jon Sanders

This troubling new scheme gives privately funded environmental litigator/activists — who are unaccountable to the people — state police power, if the attorney general demonstrates environmental fealty to the special-interest group funding it.

The study asserts that nighttime satellite pictures of lights on the ground can be reliably used in forecasting U.S. export growth.

If you're a manufacturer or lobbyist for electric vehicles, forget lottery fever; Gov. Cooper just flung the door wide open for government cronyism in your field. As they say in lottery ads: "You may already be a winner!"

The idea that we could save the climate by cutting our emissions reductions just a mite faster than we already have been doing for two decades is daft.

Redistribution, protectionism, and a war on poverty were the three tenets of Vlad III's approach to government. But his approaches to them were all horrific.

The UN says we have 12 years to cut CO2 emissions drastically or face climate catastrophe. That means we'll have to stop eating meat, too. I suspect they're amping up the rhetoric because the U.S. is leading the world in cutting emissions, and we're doing it (a) without them and (b) through the free market.

We've seen it go from don't dare let it fall to don't let it grow more expansive to hooray an increase at last to it's insidious how big it is.

To be helping people with well-considered policies is far, far, far preferable than to seem to be helping them but actually harming them with ill-conceived, well-seeming policies.