Lawrence Solomon

A little history would help explain why big business spoke almost as one in favour of sweeping regulation by the governments of the world

Musk’s genius is primarily in the subsidy-seeking realm. By 2015, U.S. governments alone had given his companies US$5 billion through direct grants, tax…

Lawrence Solomon: Among coal’s virtues is its small ecological footprint, in startling contrast to the clodhoppers that are renewable energy

Electric vehicles are for city folk. For most rural residents, their role is to give, give, give

Cycling lanes consume more space than they free up, add to pollution and drain the public purse

Cities increasingly and indiscriminately push ‘road diets’ on unsuspecting citizenries

With their false promise of safety, bike lanes lure the inexperienced onto dangerous roads

With scientists increasingly predicting a long period of global cooling, we may need incentives to put additional carbon dioxide into the atmosphere

What’s enlightened about turning a blind eye to government policies that destroy traditional retail?

U.S.-Canada Auto Pact’s fuel-economy regulation established subsidies, handouts that carmakers now love to game