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2 days ago | 
californiaglobe.com | Edward Ring
The moral argument for resuming oil drilling in California is simple: the state still relies on petroleum for fifty percent of its annual energy inputs, and until we can overcome that reliance, we should be producing it here, where it’s subject to the most responsible environmental and labor standards in the world. This argument holds up from every angle. We create thousands of high paying jobs. We set an example to the world by using the cleanest and most efficient technologies.
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3 days ago | 
freedombunker.com | Edward Ring
One of the biggest debates over environmental stewardship is whether a degraded ecosystem is best left completely alone to recover or whether it should instead […]Source READ MORE
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3 days ago | 
amgreatness.com | Edward Ring
One of the biggest debates over environmental stewardship is whether a degraded ecosystem is best left completely alone to recover or whether it should instead be restored by increasing human intervention and management. A perfect example of this is the conifer forests of California, extending over nearly 30,000 square miles.
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3 days ago | 
newgeography.com | Edward Ring
The concept of deep water desalination has been around for decades, but only in recent years has the enabling technology been available. Innovations pioneered by the oil and gas industry to better service offshore drilling platforms have matured. These include better ways to protect against corrosion of underwater equipment, and replacing hydraulic with electrical systems. Rapid advances in underwater robotic vehicles also promise to reduce construction and maintenance costs.
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1 week ago | 
mavensnotebook.com | Edward Ring
By Edward Ring, Director of Water and Energy Policy at the California Policy CenterThe concept of deep water desalination has been around for decades, but only in recent years has the enabling technology been available. Innovations pioneered by the oil and gas industry to better service offshore drilling platforms have matured. These include better ways to protect against corrosion of underwater equipment, and replacing hydraulic with electrical systems.
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1 week ago | 
californiaglobe.com | Edward Ring
The concept of deep water desalination has been around for decades, but only in recent years has the enabling technology been available. Innovations pioneered by the oil and gas industry to better service offshore drilling platforms have matured. These include better ways to protect against corrosion of underwater equipment, and replacing hydraulic with electrical systems. Rapid advances in underwater robotic vehicles also promise to reduce construction and maintenance costs.
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1 week ago | 
sgtreport.com | Edward Ring
by Edward Ring, American Greatness: California has declared war on its middle class, and the special interests controlling the state are doing everything they can to impose this punitive economic model on the rest of America. It’s a quasi-feudal system, with the entire population divided into aristocrats and serfs. The means to destroy the middle class is to engineer an unaffordable cost of living for households, and a regulatory environment that only huge corporations can afford to navigate.
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1 week ago | 
climatedepot.com | Marc Morano |Edward Ring
https://amgreatness.com/2025/05/28/how-california-has-destroyed-its-middle-class/California’s ruling elites have priced out the middle class, replacing opportunity with oppression under the guise of equity and climate justice. California has declared war on its middle class, and the special interests controlling the state are doing everything they can to impose this punitive economic model on the rest of America.
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1 week ago | 
freedombunker.com | Edward Ring
California has declared war on its middle class, and the special interests controlling the state are doing everything they can to impose this punitive economic […]Source READ MORE
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1 week ago | 
amgreatness.com | Edward Ring
California has declared war on its middle class, and the special interests controlling the state are doing everything they can to impose this punitive economic model on the rest of America. It’s a quasi-feudal system, with the entire population divided into aristocrats and serfs. The means to destroy the middle class is to engineer an unaffordable cost of living for households, and a regulatory environment that only huge corporations can afford to navigate.
