News Releases

News Releases

Steve Moore, Former Wall Street Journal Editorial Writer, Joins ACCF Board...

The American Council for Capital Formation (ACCF) announced today that Steve Moore, Senior Economic Advisor to the Trump Presidential Campaign has joined the ACCF Board of Advisors. Moore is the Distinguished Visiting Fellow for Project for Economic Growth at The Heritage Foundation. He is also a former member of the Wall Street Journal editorial board and a long-time expert on tax and economic policy in Washington.

ACCF Launches Campaign Urging Repeal of BLM’s Duplicative Methane Venting and...

The American Council for Capital Formation (ACCF) has launched a social media, digital, and print ad campaign urging the U.S. Senate to pass the Congressional Review Act (CRA) Disapproval Resolution repealing the Bureau of Land Management’s (BLM) duplicative and costly venting and flaring rule. The campaign is focused on Washington, D.C., West Virginia, Ohio, Tennessee, Colorado, Indiana, and North Dakota.

President’s Executive Orders Show Support for Infrastructure Investment

Expediting Keystone XL and Dakota Access pipeline projects is right decision for U.S. economy.

Oxford Professor Robert Hahn Joins ACCF Center for Policy Research Board...

“I’m pleased to join ACCF’s board of scholars and have a voice in its mission to promote capital formation,” Hahn said.

New Survey: Vast Majority of Environmentalists Want RFS Corn Ethanol Mandates...

With Incoming Trump Administration, Reforms to Ethanol Mandates Could Provide Early, Bipartisan Win

ACCF 2015 Annual Report

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New Web Video Highlights Ethanol’s Weakened Political Power

Online Advertising Blitz Ahead of Senate EPW Hearing Latest in ACCF’s Sustained Campaign Spotlighting Failed Ethanol Mandate’s Negative Impacts
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Major New Iowa Statewide TV Ad Buy Shines Spotlight on Corn...

“Federal corn ethanol mandates have brought harm to our economy and our environment, and our hope in running these ads is to introduce more folks in Iowa to the growing body of science and research that confirms and quantifies these trends."

New Polling Confirms Most Iowans Don’t Know Candidates’ Positions on Ethanol,...

Every presidential candidate who has won the Iowa caucuses since 1980 has supported subsidies for corn ethanol.