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 cont...
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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 ...
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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 ...
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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 "fa...
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Delaware's 40-year experiment: pro-growth vs. anti-growth policies
Delaware's 40-year experiment: pro-growth vs. anti-growth policies
By Charlie Copeland (pictured)
Center for Analysis of Delaware's Economy & Government Spending
January 21, 2022
(Listen to radio interview ===> Mike Bradley with Charlie Copeland from The Caesa...
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Virginia, your 'green new deal' price tag is showing
Virginia, your 'green new deal' price tag is showing
By David T. Stevenson, Director
Center for Energy & Environmental Policy
January 18, 2022
(Note: this release is a companion piece to a recent article about Delaware's real and prove...
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Imagine Delaware with no in-state electric power generation
Imagine Delaware with no in-state electric power generation
By David T. Stevenson, Director
Center for Energy & Environmental Policy
December 21, 2021
(updated January 11, 2022)
Delaware generated 78% of its electricity in-state a decade ago, but it will like...
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Hybrid vehicles a better option than full battery powered vehicles
Hybrid vehicles a better option than full battery powered vehicles
By David T. Stevenson, Director
Center for Energy and Environmental Policy
December 14, 2021
Let's assume you want to reduce carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions with your choice of the vehicle y...
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COMMENTARY: Healthcare in Delaware can be improved
Healthcare in Delaware can be improved
By C.D. Casscells, MD (pictured)
Director of the Center for Health Policy
(Originally published on Sunday, December 12, 2021 by Delaware State News.)
For multiple decades the people of Delaware have had limited access to healthcare at an expensive...
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Multistate carbon tax scheme on gasoline collapses
Multistate carbon tax scheme on gasoline collapses
By David T. Stevenson
Director of the Center for Energy & Environmental Policy
November 19, 2021
A dozen states have been considering a tax on carbon dioxide emissions from gasoline and diesel fuel, starting at ...
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