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ConservAmerica Joins Letter Urging President Trump Not to Restrict Diesel Exports

ConservAmerica Commends Senate EPW Committee for Advancement of Wildfire Emissions Prevention Act

Webinar: P3 Financing & Delivery

Commentary: Beyond inflation – Why your $24 burger is actually a water crisis

In Memory of Wendell Berry (1934–2026)

Commentary: How America strikes back against China’s critical minerals empire

America’s Best Idea Deserves America’s Support

ConservAmerica and ACC Announce Strategic Partnership

ConservAmerica and Dream.Org Release New White Paper on Responsible Data Center Development

Commentary: New bill seeks to modernize the federal permitting process

Permitting Reform: A ConservAmerica Blog Series, Part 5

Permitting Reform: A ConservAmerica Blog Series Part 4

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ConservAmerica Joins Comments on Proposed EPA Rule Targeting Power Plants

WASHINGTON, DC – ConservAmerica has joined with the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, the American Fuel & Petrochemical Manufacturers, the National Lime Association, the Aluminum Association, and the American Chemistry Council in submitting comments to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) in response to proposed regulations targeting fossil-fueled power plants emissions along with the repeal of the Affordable Clean Energy Rule.

“It’s important to acknowledge the potential that the two technologies that EPA points to as essential for the implementation of its rule – carbon capture and storage and hydrogen co-firing – can have in reducing greenhouse gas emissions,” said Todd Johnston, Vice President, for ConservAmerica. “However, imposing overly ambitious timelines for their implementation is counterproductive.

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ConservAmerica Comments on EPA’s Cost Benefit Analysis Rule

On August 3, 2020, ConservAmerica submitted public comments to the EPA in support of their Cost-Benefit Analysis (CBA) rule.

EPA’s proposal consists of three elements: (1) preparation of a cost-benefit analysis (CBA) for all future significant proposed and final regulations under the CAA; (2) use of best available scientific information and in accordance with best practices from the economic, engineering, physical, and biological sciences; and (3) adoption of additional procedural requirements to increase transparency in the presentation of the CBA results.

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ICYMI: ConservAmerica Signs Letter Asking the Administration to Waive Renewable Fuel Standard 

WASHINGTON, DC – ConservAmerica this week joined 23 conservative groups on a letter to President Donald Trump urging him to support badly needed reforms to the Renewable Fuel Standard (RFS) program. As conservatives, we believe that market-distorting government mandates are harmful to the economy and interfere with the natural balance present in a free market, particularly as we look to recover from the coronavirus pandemic.

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Expert Panelists Stress Need to Collaborate with Rural Stakeholders on Environmental Issues

Last week, ConservAmerica proudly co-sponsored a free webinar moderated by Daniel Fiorino, Director of American University’s Center for Environmental Policy. It discussed the environmental attitudes of Americans living in rural communities, including stewardship, conservation, and regulations.

At the heart of the webinar was a recent report from researchers at Duke University’s Nicholas School for the Environment, entitled “Understanding Rural Attitudes Toward the Environment and Conservation in America.” One of the report’s co-authors, Robert Bonnie, was on hand to introduce their findings culled from interviews and focus groups with rural stakeholders. He stressed that while there is indeed a rural/urban divide on environmental issues, it’s not about who cares more for the environment.

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