Delaware's 'Climate Change Solution Act' has major problems
By David T. Stevenson, Director
Center for Energy & Environmental Policy
June 1, 2022
With only a month to go in the 2022 legislative session, the Governor of Delaware has sent a ma...
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Why both 'Choice' and Charter Schools Really Matter in Delaware
By Dr. Tanya Hettler, Ph.D., Director
Center for Educational Excellence
May 27, 2022
Delaware is known throughout the country for its particular brand of school choice. I...
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Death Spiral Demographics in Delaware
By Charlie Copeland, Director
Center for Analysis of Delaware's Economy & Government Spending
May 25, 2022 (Also, published on 5/31/2022 by Delaware State News.)
In 2011, the Caesar Ro...
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The Green Amendment is "virtual signaling" with Bad Consequences
By the CRI Team
May 17, 2022
House Bill 220 is an amendment to the Delaware Constitution that would guarantee a clean environment to every person in the state and says in part:
&n...
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US Offshore Wind Jobs are Highly Exaggerated
By David T. Stevenson, Director
Center for Energy & Environmental Policy
May 13, 2022
Offshore wind supporters like to quote a Wood Mackenzie research study that says building 29,000 megawatts...
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Delaware's 204.07% Personal Income Tax rate harms small business owners
By Charlie Copeland, Director
Center for Analysis of Delaware's Economy & Government Spending
April 25, 2022
Several decades ago, Delaware instituted a gr...
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University of Delaware research paper on offshore wind costs gets an 'F'
By David T. Stevenson, Director
Center for Energy & Environmental Policy
April 12, 2022 -published also in the Delaware State News and Delaware Business Now
(Talk Radio Interview: The Rick Jen...
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Delaware needs a "tax-free carbon holiday" to review RGGI's wasteful program
By David T. Stevenson
Center for Energy & Environmental Policy
April 6, 2022
You may not be aware that Delaware has a tax on carbon dioxide emissions from power...
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DE Schools Look Bad vs. Other States: SAT testing needs to be optional
By Dr. Tanya Hettler, Ph.D., Director
Center for Educational Excellence
March 31, 2022
Since it became a requirement in 2016 that all high school juniors in the state take the...
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People Want to Give us Gifts
By Charlie Copeland, Director (pictured)
Center for Analysis of Delaware's Economy & Government Spending
March 28, 2022 (Also, published on 4/3/2022 by Delaware State News.)
Delaware legislators are exempt from De...
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