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Litigation has long influenced the development of America’s energy, environmental, and industrial systems. In recent years, however, the strategic use of lawsuits to drive public policy outcomes—commonly referred to as lawfare—has expanded markedly in both scope and impact.

"U.S. Economic Policy & the 2026 Midterms" was the theme of ACCF's March edition of Washington's Last Salon. Industry leaders joined a robust discussion with...

New Report Examines Economic Consequences of “Lawfare” on Energy, Infrastructure, and U.S. Competitiveness Global Litigation Finance Market to Grow from $20 billion to nearly $50 billion...

U.S. Must Lead on Solar Radiation Management Technology or Risk Strategic Vulnerability to China Washington, D.C. — A new report from the American Council for Capital...

When Bipartisanship Should Work against Existential Threats to Jobs and our Economy Late last year, the American Council for Capital Formation joined several other prominent...

In an era of geopolitical turbulence and technological revolution, the U.S.’s energy and economic securitystands at a crossroads. Energy policy has become increasingly politicized...

A Warning for America’s Fuels and Convenience Retailers: EU Regulations and California’s Climate Rules Threaten U.S. Small Businesses A major new risk is emerging for...

ACCF ADDS PERSONNEL — As it marks its 50th anniversary, the American Council for Capital Formation — a bipartisan business advocacy group and affiliated think tank whose...

Dear Editor: Your editorial “A Failed Climate Coup in the Courts” (Review & Outlook, Feb. 9) highlights an important issue that could have unintended consequences. Over...