Edward Ring

1 week ago | mavensnotebook.com | Edward Ring

By Edward Ring, Director, Water and Energy Policy at the California Policy CenterDespite its status as an agricultural superpower, eclipsing every other U.S. state in farm output, California’s farming sector wields relatively little influence in Sacramento. When you evaluate the state’s GDP components, the sectors that dominate are financial, IT, and services, at around a half-trillion each, followed by manufacturing and government at around $400 billion and $300 billion, respectively.

1 week ago | californiaglobe.com | Edward Ring

Despite its status as an agricultural superpower, eclipsing every other U.S. state in farm output, California’s farming sector wields relatively little influence in Sacramento. When you evaluate the state’s GDP components, the sectors that dominate are financial, IT, and services, at around a half-trillion each, followed by manufacturing and government at around $400 billion and $300 billion, respectively.

1 week ago | freedombunker.com | Edward Ring

Last month, in recognition of the annual celebration of Earth Day, it seemed appropriate to compile a list of ten common myths that constitute the major premises […]Source READ MORE

1 week ago | amgreatness.com | Edward Ring

Last month, in recognition of the annual celebration of Earth Day, it seemed appropriate to compile a list of ten common myths that constitute the major premises of modern environmentalism. That list, along with explanations of why each of these premises is unfounded and counterproductive, can be summarized as follows:1 – There is no climate crisis. 2 – There are not too many people on Earth. 3 – We are not running out of oil/gas/coal. 4 – Biofuel is not renewable or sustainable.

2 weeks ago | civicfinance.org | Edward Ring

AUDIO: Edward Ring on ten environmentalist myths, then a discussion of water and energy projects that could lead to an abundant and affordable supply of both, and the policies and investments needed to realize them. An in-depth discussion with host Barry Fisher on his podcast “Protecting What Matters,” April 29, 2025.