Death by Wind

Feb. 17, 2011 Thomas Jefferson Institute StaffDocuments, Energy, Energy / Environment, Feature

Two recent, peer-reviewed and unimpeached studies explain why wind energy, a 17th century technology, has no sensible place in a 21st century civilization. And the

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How EPA Regulates Farm Spills

Jan. 19, 2011 Jefferson Policy JournalEnergy / Environment, Feature, JPJ Archive

EPA equates an agriculturally related spill of pesticides, fertilizers, fuel, coolants and oil-petroleum-based products as a major problem on farms and ranches. Farms and ranches,

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Inside EPA's Pollution Diet

Jan. 5, 2011 Jefferson Policy JournalEnergy / Environment, Feature, JPJ Archive

In September, 2009, I wrote that EPA was proposing to clamp down on water runoff from your farm or ranch. It has happened!

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Virginia will Remember December 2010

Jan. 5, 2011 Thomas Jefferson Institute StaffDocuments, Feature, Politics

Thanks to the Governor’s $4 billion transportation program and the Attorney General’s big victory against Obamacare, December 2010 is a month to remember in Virginia.

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An Update on Northern Virginia Police Secrecy

Dec. 3, 2010 Jefferson Policy JournalCivil Liberties, Feature, JPJ Archive, Transparency

Police agencies still secretive, newspaper editor still okay with that, plus a disturbing police visit to the former residence of a "Reason Institute" writer

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Are Fairfax County Teachers Paid Too Much or Too Little?

Dec. 3, 2010 Jefferson Policy JournalEducation Reform, Feature, JPJ Archive

An analysis of teacher pay in Fairfax county.

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