Critical Minerals Expert Peter Bryant Joins National Center for Energy Analytics Advisory Board

Washington, D.C., – National Center for Energy Analytics (NCEA) announces the addition of Peter Bryant to its Advisory Board. Bryant, Board Chair of Clareo and Co-Founder and Board Chair of the Development Partner Institute, brings decades of practical experience in advising the mining and energy sectors. Mark P. Mills, Executive Director of NCEA, stated, “We’re...

Press Release September 30, 2024

New Strategies for Policing Illegal Immigration and Related Crime Beyond the Border

Texas law enforcement faces ongoing challenges in addressing crimes committed by illegal aliens who have crossed the southern border and dispersed throughout the state, a new report from TPPF highlights. While current border security measures, such as fencing and surveillance, aim to prevent illegal crossings, local officers often encounter undocumented individuals during routine interactions, complicating...

Press Release September 23, 2024

New Report Shows Securities and Exchange Commission Planned Climate Rules Will Accelerate Systemic Financial and Economic Risk

Washington, D.C. – Today, National Center for Energy Analytics (NCEA) Advisor and Senior Fellow Paul H. Tice published an in-depth report evaluating the impact on U.S. financial markets from the planned climate rules from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). Tice reveals enormous added regulatory burdens, increased dependence on foreign energy markets, and less diverse,...

Press Release September 11, 2024

Keeping Politics Out of State Pensions: A Multi-State Survey of Proxy Voting Practices

TPPF Releases New Research: Keeping Politics out of State Pensions: A Multi-State Survey of Proxy Voting Practices Today, TPPF’s Life:Powered released a new study detailing how Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) activism has led state pension systems to push progressive policies on companies they invest in. This research highlights a troubling trend of political groups,...

Press Release September 10, 2024

New Study Shows Texans Support High Quality Instructional Materials Including Religious References 

According to a new poll, Texans overwhelmingly support the inclusion of historical religious stories in instructional materials as part of a high quality, knowledge-building curriculum. The survey also shows that Texans generally agree that religious texts or primary sources, such as the Bible and other religious texts, can help students better understand the development of Western...

Press Release August 15, 2024