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Climate deniers backed violence and spread pro-insurrection messages before, during, and after January 6

Climate deniers backed violence and spread pro-insurrection messages before, during, and after January 6 As the mass radicalization wave surged, some individual opponents of climate action may have been swept along by its broad rightward push, propelling them closer to endorsing political violence. On the evening of January 6, 2021, the day of the insurrection at the U.S. Capitol, former coal mining executive Don Blankenship, who ran against Donald Trump as a third-party candidate in the 2020 election, began an all-caps Twitter thread. “Why is it that American politicians and the American media support citizen uprisings in China, Poland, South Africa, and throughout the world, but when an American citizen is killed during an uprising against a corrupt American government the citizens are at fault?” @DonBlankenship posted on Twitter.

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Climate Deniers Backed Violence and Spread Pro-Insurrection Messages Before, During, and After January 6

Climate Deniers Backed Violence and Spread Pro-Insurrection Messages Before, During, and After January 6
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Publications - Research & Commentary: Fracking Revolution Saved Indiana Residents and Businesses $12 Billion Over the Past Decade

Publications Never lose a debate with a global warming alarmist! February 4, 2021 Residential Consumers Saved $4.6 Billion, Commercial And industrial Consumers Saved $8.1 Billion The massive increase in domestic shale development, led by hydraulic fracturing (“fracking”), has caused natural gas prices to plummet in Indiana, according to a report from the Consumer Energy Alliance (CEA). Consequently, residents and businesses in the Hoosier State saved more than $12.7 billion from 2009 to 2019. “Expanded and modernized natural gas infrastructure” over the past decade saved residential consumers in Indiana $4.6 billion by reducing natural gas prices by 31 percent, while commercial and industrial consumers saved over $8.1 billion combined, thanks to a nearly 50 percent drop in prices.

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Publications - Research & Commentary: Study Shows Potential Economic Pain in Montana if Fracking Is Banned on Federal Lands

Publications Never lose a debate with a global warming alarmist! January 20, 2021 $2.8 Billion In Lost Tax Revenue, $2.4 Billion In Lost Income, $5.4 Billion Lost Value Added Through 2040 A new study from the School of Energy Resources at the University of Wyoming (UW) lays out how a ban on hydraulic fracturing (“fracking”) on federal lands would lead to “significant fiscal and economic losses” in Montana through 2040. The Fiscal and Economic Impacts of Federal Onshore Oil and Gas Lease Moratorium and Drilling Ban Policies, commissioned by the Wyoming Energy Authority and the New Mexico Oil and Gas Association and released in December 2020, shows how Big Sky Country would suffer under both a moratorium on new leasing ventures and an outright ban on fracking altogether, which President Joe Biden has pledged to impose.

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Publications - Research & Commentary: Study Shows Potential Economic Pain in Alaska if Fracking Is Banned on Federal Lands

Publications - Research & Commentary: Study Shows Potential Economic Pain in Alaska if Fracking Is Banned on Federal Lands
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