Why Offshore Wind Faces Lawsuits
Why Offshore Wind Faces Lawsuits
By David T. Stevenson
September 14, 2021 (originally released on 9/13/2021)
Nantucket residents have filed a landmark lawsuit over federal approval of Vineyard Wind, the first industrial-scale offshore wind project i...
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Delaware Manufacturing Job Growth Opportunity
Delaware Manufacturing Job Growth Opportunity
By Charlie Copeland, Co-Director
Center for Analysis of Delaware's Economy & Government Spending
June 30, 2021
Delaware has suffered a 31% decline in high-paying manufacturing jobs over the ...
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Delaware Population Numbers Promises Low Economic Growth
Delaware Population Numbers Promises
Low Economic Growth
by Dr. John Stapleford
Co-Director, Center for Analysis of Delaware's Economy & Government Spending
June 24, 2021
Growth in population drives economic growth. A growing popul...
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Remembering Foster Friess: CRI's friend & benefactor
Remembering Foster Friess:
CRI's friend & benefactor
June 4, 2021
"In 2018, Foster launched Foster's Outriders with the mission to promote principles of free enterprise, limited constitutional government, fiscal responsibility, and traditional Americ...
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The Blockchain and Digital Assets- Critical to Delaware
The Blockchain and Digital Assets- Critical to Delaware
by Charlie Copeland
Co-Director Center for Analysis of Delaware's Economy & Government Spending
May 19, 2021
DELAWARE IS SITTING ON A POT OF GOLD!
In Q1 2021, according to the...
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Delaware Legislators reduced the supply of manufactured homes
Delaware Legislators reduced the supply of manufactured homes
by Dr. John Stapleford
Co-Director Center for Analysis of Delaware's Economy & Government Spending
May 7, 2021
Beginning in 2010, Delaware State legislators began efforts to put rent controls on manufactured home communit...
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Offshore wind too ugly for the Hamptons but OK for other beach resorts?
Offshore wind too ugly for the Hamptons but OK for other beach resorts?
By David T. Stevenson
Director Center for Energy & Environmental Policy
May 4, 2021
(Photo source: Vanity Fair and CRI's creative)
Officials in New York an...
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A look into "Delaware's Economic Recovery": strongly suggests it's time for a tax cut
A look into "Delaware's Economic Recovery": strongly suggests it's time for a tax cut
by Dr. John Stapleford
Co-Director, Center for Analysis of Delaware's Economy & Government Spending
April 29, 2021
On April 13th, the&nbs...
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Claims of an Electric Vehicle Charging Shortage are a Myth
Claims of an Electric Vehicle Charging Shortage are a Myth
by David T. Stevenson
Director of the Center for Energy & Environmental Policy
April 23, 2021
President Biden wants to build 500,000 new electric vehicle (EV) charging stations by 2030 using governm...
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Feds Approve "Environmental Disaster" off our Coast for Earth Day
Feds Approve "Environmental Disaster"
off our Coast for Earth Day
by David T. Stevenson
Director of Center for Energy & Environmental Policy
April 19, 2021 (last updated April 20, 2021)
It is time to know the truth about what an "envi...
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