All Posts from September, 2014
A free trade tour de force
Posted: September 12, 2014 by Ken Cohen
The case for free markets has seldom been made as forcefully or as eloquently as it was this week by Larry Summers.
The roots of the Common Core controversy
Posted: September 11, 2014 by Ken Cohen
To help understand the current controversy over Common Core, check out Bill Bennett’s op-ed in today’s Wall Street Journal.
Natural gas production up; methane emissions down
Posted: September 11, 2014 by Ken Cohen
It turns out that methane emissions have been falling during the shale revolution, and not just by a little.
New life for Youngstown – and New York?
Posted: September 10, 2014 by Ken Cohen
Above-the-fold on Page 1 of The New York Times is valuable media real estate, which makes two stories from the September 9 issue all that much more meaningful.
Has it been five years already?
Posted: September 5, 2014 by Ken Cohen
In 2010, the president vowed to double exports by 2015. With the deadline approaching, why aren’t we closer to meeting that goal?
Administration employs sound science for offshore exploration
Posted: September 4, 2014 by Ken Cohen
Regulators say criticisms of seismic surveys don’t hold water.
