Diana Furchtgott-Roth

Diana Furchtgott-Roth is the director of the Center for Energy, Climate and Environment and the Morgan Fellow in Energy and Environmental Policy at The Heritage Foundation.

Protect American workers: How Trump's team can fulfill his promise

Opinion March 5

Protect American workers: How Trump's team can fulfill his promise

President Donald Trump promised on Inauguration Day to “protect American workers," and a month later, he’s off to a solid start. But there’s plenty left to do.

California’s politicians didn’t start the fires. They made them worse

Opinion January 15

California’s politicians didn’t start the fires. They made them worse

California bureaucrats and politicians didn't set the horrible LA fires. They made them far worse through horrible regulations and a failure to provide water to fight them.

Trump energy plan will avoid Europe’s energy disaster

Opinion January 8

Trump energy plan will avoid Europe’s energy disaster

Trump vows to declare a national energy emergency as soon as he takes office. That would put the US on the path to boost production and avoid Europe's climate change insanity.

The Harris-Walz energy agenda: Higher prices, fewer automotive choices

OPINION August 15

The Harris-Walz energy agenda: Higher prices, fewer automotive choices

Vice President Kamala Harris isn’t the only one signaling that she favors higher electricity and transportation prices, with more inflation and a limited choices of cars. So is Gov. Tim Walz.