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By Edward Lozansky
My introduction to The Washington Times began on May 17, 1982, during its Corcoran Gallery birthday reception, and since then I have had the privilege and honor to express my opinions on its pages.
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By U.S. Sen. Roger Marshall, M.D.
On March 28, 1979, a partial nuclear meltdown occurred in unit-2 of the Three Mile Island nuclear power plant in Dauphin County, Pennsylvania.
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By U.S. Rep. David Schweikert
The past 15 months have been a textbook example on how to tank American energy policy for years to come.
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By U.S. Sen. John Hoeven
Since his inauguration, President Biden has been saying "no" to U.S. energy producers.
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By U.S. Rep. Blake Moore
In Utah, gas prices are currently $4.48 per gallon, and nationally, they are up $1.23 from a year ago. For weeks, the average Utahn has been spending over $100 each time they fill up their gas tanks.
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By Newton B. Jones, International President, International Brotherhood of Boilermakers
As a union with thousands of members working in the energy industry, the Boilermakers are acutely aware of the uncertain future of fossil fuels and nuclear power.
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By U.S. Sen. John Thune
Inflation hit 8.5% in March, the highest it's been since 1981, and it's hitting families where it hurts.
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By Craig Stevens
The United States is facing an unprecedented energy emergency.
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By U.S. Sens. Tom Carper and John Kennedy
Win-win opportunities aren't easy to find in politics, but sometimes single solutions exist to help tackle several challenges.
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By Todd Snitchler, President & CEO and Electric Power Supply Association
As we confront the challenge of how to reduce carbon emissions while continuing to provide reliable and affordable electricity, we must embrace practical solutions that ensure reliability and retain public support.
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By U.S. Rep. Jerry McNerney
Our nation's economy, security, and public health depend on the reliable supply of electricity.
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By Rich Powell, CEO, ClearPath
Economic inflation, post-Covid global supply chain chaos, Russia's war in Ukraine, and the onslaught of Chinas effort to dominate markets have combined to bring on a global energy crisis.
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By U.S. Rep. Mariannette Miller-Meeks
America should be leading the world in clean energy and emissions reduction--not relying on energy from Russia, Iran, Venezuela, or China.
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By U.S. Rep. Bruce Westerman
I've had the privilege of visiting all 50 states, and I can confidently say America is unparalleled in its beauty, diversity, heritage, and bounty of natural resources.
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By Anne Bradbury, CEO, AXPC
Just a few weeks ago, the White House announced that the Biden administration would restart federal onshore lease sales for oil and gas production.
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By U.S. Sen. Kevin Cramer
The Biden administration's energy policy, or lack thereof, is mind-boggling.
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By Governor Mark Gordon
With inflation at a 40-year-high, Americans are faced with sky-high gasoline prices and soaring home heating and cooling bills. Is this really the cost of remedying climate change?
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By U.S. Rep. Buddy Carter
Energy security is national security. When Russia invaded Ukraine, it sent shockwaves through the world's oil supply.
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By U.S. Rep. Dan Newhouse
The Biden administration's anti-American energy agenda has led to gas prices hitting all-time highs across the nation.
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By Governor Greg Abbott
Texas is the energy capital of the world, and we're proud of that.
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