James Taylor

James Taylor is the President of the Heartland Institute. Taylor is also director of Heartland's Arthur B. Robinson Center for Climate and Environmental Policy. Taylor is the former managing editor (2001-2014) of Environment & Climate News, a national monthly publication devoted to sound science and free-market environmentalism.
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Economic harm

Is Fracking Ban Worth Paying for $4 Gasoline?

As voters head to the polls in this year’s presidential primaries and general election, America’s affordable gasoline prices are also on the ballot. Bernie Sanders is calling for a total ban on fracking for oil...
Cleaner air

Climate Activists Celebrate Coronavirus Impact on Economy, Emissions

With economies in America and around the world staggering in the wake of the Wuhan coronavirus, climate activists are celebrating the asserted environment and climate impacts. Noting the decline in carbon dioxide emissions in...
Floods

No, Climate Change Did Not Worsen Hurricane Michael, Missouri River Flooding

Climate change likely worsened the impacts of Hurricane Michael in 2018 and Missouri River flooding in 2019, claims a new article published by the Center for Climate and Security (CCS). The climate activist group’s...
Emissions Impact

Harvard study finds wind turbines warm the U.S.

Harvard study finds wind turbines are inefficient and land-intensive, while raising U.S. temperatures. Wind turbines will warm U.S. temperatures for at least the next century. Click Here to Read More
Republican proposals

Appeasement backfires as climate campaigners attack planting trees

Media, climate activists torch Republican climate activist plan.
Climate models

Alarmist scientists urge dialing back over-the-top assertions

‘Consensus’ scientists admit media push unrealistic climate predictions. Click Here to Read More
Wildfires

What the media won’t tell you about the Australian wildfires

There were many more Australian wildfires in cooler years in the past.
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Warm decade? If so, so what?

Current temperatures relatively cool, not hot, and modest recent warming brings net benefits.
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