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Author: Edward Ring

Edward Ring is the director of water and energy policy for the California Policy Center, which he co-founded in 2013 and served as its first president. The California Policy Center is an educational non-profit focused on public policies that aim to improve California’s democracy and economy. He is also a senior fellow of the Center for American Greatness. Ring is the author of two books: "Fixing California - Abundance, Pragmatism, Optimism" (2021), and "The Abundance Choice - Our Fight for More Water in California" (2022).

Ringside: An Overview of California’s Energy Economy

June 27, 2024   2:45 amJune 27, 2024   2:46 am
Energy in California is unaffordable and unreliable, and it’s going to get worse if the priorities of the state legislature don’t dramatically shift. The state’s default policy is to create energy scarcity in order to protect the environment, and in...
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Ringside: Salmon Restoration Must Address Bass Predators

June 20, 2024   2:45 amJune 20, 2024   2:46 am
As reported in the Fresno Bee earlier this week, “More than 20,000 San Joaquin Valley residents could be left high and dry, literally, by Sacramento politicians intent on using $17.5 million that had paid for water trucked to their homes to help...
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Ringside: Can an Abundance Agenda Unite Business?

June 13, 2024   2:55 amJune 12, 2024   9:19 pm
Scarcity and high prices are not an inevitable fact of life in California. They are the result of political choices. For nearly 50 years, and with escalating severity that shows no sign of abating, politicians in California have enacted legislation...
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Ringside: The Death and Resurrection of CAGOP

June 11, 2024   6:36 amJune 11, 2024   6:41 am
California’s GOP is dead. Candidates for state office rarely gain more than 40 percent of the vote, and GOP representation in the State Senate stands at half that, 20 percent (8 seats out of 40), and in the State Assembly 21 percent (17...
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Ringside: Forest Thinning Adds Millions of Acre Feet to California’s Water Supply

June 6, 2024   2:45 amJune 6, 2024   2:46 am
Practical solutions to California’s energy and water shortages will always have a better chance of being implemented if they adhere to the limitations placed upon them by the climate lobby. Thankfully there are numerous solutions, strategic in their impact, that...
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Ringside: The Abundance Mindset

May 30, 2024   2:45 amMay 30, 2024   2:46 am
If energy powers modern civilization, then water gives it life. And in California, for at least the last 20 years, with escalating severity, life has been tough. There isn’t enough water to go around. Water scarcity is not being forced...
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Ringside: The Crossroads of Kern County

May 24, 2024   2:45 amMay 24, 2024   2:46 am
With chronic uncertainty over water allocations for farm irrigation, and relentless and escalating regulatory assaults on its oil industry, the biggest economic sectors of Kern County are threatened. The irony is thick. Food and fuel are the prerequisites for civilization...
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