


Ken Peterson Discusses “What Does It Cost?” on The John Curley Show
Filmmaker and businessman Ken Peterson appeared on The John Curley Show on Monday, May 4, to discuss the findings of his 2025 documentary, “What Does It Cost?” Peterson explained that the net-zero plans in Washington State and Oregon would cost $1 trillion and that the results on global temperature would be “imperceptible and unmeasurable.” “Nowadays, everybody and their brother is Read More ›

Why Utilities Cost More: Oregon’s Net Zero
Discovery Institute recently partnered with Angela Todd of PDXReal in Portland, Oregon, to examine the catastrophic impacts of Net Zero policies bearing down on Washington and Oregon. See her latest report. For more information on net zero policies in the Pacific Northwest, and their harmful consequences, please see:

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Yet Another Misleading Report on “Low-Cost” Wind and Solar

King County’s Strategic Climate Action Plan: Your Taxpayer Dollars Wasted

Donnelly: Study Sobering Look at Cost of Electrification

Ken Peterson Talks with Brandi Kruse About “What Does It Cost?” Documentary
In April, Ken Peterson appeared on [un]Divided’s Sundays with Subscribers, hosted by Brandi Kruse. In this teaser, Peterson and Kruse discuss the land mass that wind and solar would require in the Pacific Northwest and the infinitesimal effects net zero energy policies will have on global climate. Watch “What Does It Cost?” below:

Trump’s Budget Bill Cuts Off the Green-Energy Cash Spigot — And It’s About Time

The Social Cost of Carbon: A Flawed Measure for Energy Policy

What Does It Cost?
Lawmakers in Oregon and Washington State have passed ambitious legislation to combat climate change, aiming to eliminate fossil fuels and rely solely on zero-emission electricity sources, such as solar and wind, by 2040 and 2045, respectively. In this documentary, Ken Peterson explores the devastating economic consequences of this legislation. He explains that electricity prices will increase to exorbitant rates, that Read More ›