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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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Raging wildfires across West are once again capturing national attention

Massive fires in Oregon that destroyed an area half the size of Rhode Island even threatened neighboring California. While cooler weather has helped calm the fires, the risk of a flare-up remains, and the loss of property is staggering. Numerous fires further south in California have destroyed buildings, forced evacuations, damaged watersheds, destroyed important animal habitats, and degraded the air quality for thousands of miles. Again, the risk for even more damage remains high if high temperatures and low humidity remains.

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Todd Johnston Op-Ed in C3: Climate Debate Needs More Focus on Resilience, Less on Politics

Whenever politicians discuss climate change, there is a lot of talk about science. The problem is that the actual conversation never ends up being very scientific. It always ends up being political, and if I were to list the number of problems made better by politics, what would follow is a blank page.

Politics is how we end up with promises to reverse the entire history of earth’s changing climate if only we relinquish our economic and energy freedom to politicians — who seem focused more on social justice and increasing the cost of energy than on protecting our natural ecosystems.

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