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Government Boondoggle Follow Up
Government Boondoggle Follow Up By David T. Stevenson (pictured) Center for Energy & Environmental Policy March 10, 2022 We bring you regular reports on government waste on energy issues. Here are a few updates about how things are getting worse. Please follow the hyperlinks to previous stories for more in-depth information. New agency to place EV chargers in places where people can't afford EVs... The Biden Administration has created a new federal agency to spend inf
David T. Stevenson
Mar 10, 2022
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Good for California, not suitable for Delaware
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE March 10, 2022 (Also published on 3/11/2022 by Delaware Business Now and on 3/25/2022 by Delaware State News .) Good for California, not suitable for Delaware NEWARK, DE - Today, the Caesar Rodney Institute joins 28 other organizations in an open letter responding to states adopting zero emission vehicle (ZEV) rules based on an example from California Governor Carney recently announced he would adopt California's zero emission vehicle require
CRI
Mar 10, 2022
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: CRI welcomes new Education Director
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE March 1, 2022 (Article published on 3/8/2022 by Delaware State News " Delaware's Center for Education Excellence hires new leader ." CRI welcomes new Education Director NEWARK, DE - The Caesar Rodney Institute (CRI) is pleased to announce Dr. Tanya Hettler, Ph.D., to serve as the director of the Center for Education Excellence. As director, Dr. Hettler will lead policy research efforts for an important and much-needed overhaul of Delaware's K-12 p
Tanya Hettler, Ph.D.
Mar 1, 2022
New Cold War to Change Energy Policy Trajectory
New Cold War to Change Energy Policy Trajectory By David T. Stevenson (pictured) Center for Energy & Environmental Policy February 27, 2022 Putin's invasion of Ukraine has ignited a new Cold War. An immediate causality will likely be the luxury of adopting energy policies targeting early decarbonization of our energy supply chain. Europe was already reeling from high energy costs, and its reliance on Russian fuel now under sanction has turned this into a full-blown cris
David T. Stevenson
Feb 27, 2022
Public Comment: Edward Chrzanowski, Environmental Committee Chairman
Center for Energy & Environmental Policy To read the document, please download the pdf below.
David T. Stevenson
Feb 22, 2022
Transparency in public education - a parental right - a state obligation
Transparency in public education - a parental right - a state obligation By Charlie Copeland , Director (pictured) Center for Analysis of Delaware's Economy & Government Spending February 17, 2022 Parents have the right to decide the content and quality of their child's education, full stop. The political elite ( like the Bidens, Carpers, Carneys, Coons, and Markells ) have exercised this right for years by sending their children to private schools and/or elite Charter
Charlie Copeland
Feb 17, 2022
Public Opinion Strategies: ACCOUNTABILITY IN K-12 PUBLIC EDUCATION
Please download pdf to view survey.
Charlie Copeland
Feb 16, 2022
Biden’s dictatorial instincts lose in court again
Biden's dictatorial instincts lose in court again By David T. Stevenson (pictured) Center for Energy & Environmental Policy February 14, 2022 President Biden seems to misunderstand the power of his office. A stream of executive orders in the first days of his administration attempted to instantly override various laws and regulations. An increasing number have been overturned by various courts. In the latest example, his order establishing how cost/benefit analysis woul
David T. Stevenson
Feb 14, 2022
Governor Carney’s Missed Opportunity
Governor Carney's Missed Opportunity By Charlie Copeland , Director (pictured) Center for Analysis of Delaware's Economy & Government Spending February 4, 2022 (Also, published on 2/11/2022 by Delaware State News as a Commentary ) With a billion dollars in the American Rescue Plan Act funds and a Federal Reserve-stoked budget surplus in the hundreds of millions of dollars, Governor John Carney had a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for boldness. He played "small ball," an
Charlie Copeland
Feb 4, 2022
Delaware Climate Plan Misses on facts and policy path
Delaware Climate Plan misses on facts and policy path By David T. Stevenson (pictured) Center for Energy & Environmental Policy February 2, 2022 Every written comment on Delaware's Climate Action Plan starts out repeating the same unsupported "facts" and ends promoting the same poor policy choices. Action plan statements are corrected below, followed by a discussion of better policy choices. Temperatures have risen 2 degrees Fahrenheit since 1895 ( 56.75° to 58.65° i
David T. Stevenson
Feb 2, 2022
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