Do you want to live in Environmental Utopia?
Energy Freedom is Marita’s twentieth book—but her first in the current aff airs genre. As a conservative commentator and energy expert she has done extensive research on the important correlation between freedom and energy in the United States. Through this fascinating book you will gain insight into the world of energy and how sometimes “green” is not always good. She will inspire you to use the practical suggestions provided in Energy Freedom to show up, stand up, and speak up. Instead of the “environmental utopia” we are headed toward, we can live comfortably and confidently in American exceptionalism-fueled by energy.
As a conservative commentator and energy expert, she is known as Marita Noon. She is the executive director for Energy Makes America Great Inc. and the companion educational organization, the Citizens’ Alliance for Responsible Energy (CARE). Together they work to educate the public and influence policy makers regarding energy, its role in freedom, and the American way of life. Combining energy, news, politics, and, the environment through public events, speaking engagements, and media, the organizations’ combined efforts have made Marita “America’s voice for energy.” Marita is also a columnist for Townhall.com and a regular contributor to The Energy tribune, Conservative Action Alerts, and GlobalWarming.org—additionally her writing can be found in numerous newspapers and websites. Readers of Marita’s previous books, including best sellers, Wired That Way and Communication Plus, know her has Marita Littauer. Prior to her work in energy, Marita was known as a motivational speaker and author. She has trained thousands of men and women in spoken and written communication.
What Others Are Saying:
“Environmental groups are fighting to destroy American exceptionalism, American jobs, and American energy. Fortunately there are a few brave people fighting to keep them from diminishing American industry and American prosperity. Marita Noon is one of them. She is on the front lines of the battle.”
Steve Pearce, United States Congress, NM 2
“Even people who have no idea where the electricity that lights their home or gas that cooks their meals comes from will find Energy Freedom a clear, understandable primer on why we all have to care about energy. Marita Noon lays out all the obstacles blocking a balanced energy approach that can allow us to run a prosperous economy, protect the environment and drive crazy overseas dictators who think they have us over a barrel of their oil.”
John Fund, Columnist , Wall Street Journal
“Marita Noon is a true freedom fighter, making a welcome impact in the debate over America’s energy policy and future.”
Christopher C. Horner
Senior Fellow Competitive Enterprise Institute
Author, Red Hot Lies: How Global Warming Alarmists Use Threats, Fraud and Deception to Keep You Misinformed and The Politically Incorrect Guide to Global Warming and Environmentalism
“The Sierra Club has never seen and energy project they liked. As you’ll find out when you read Energy Freedom, this statement is true for the environmental movement as a whole. Marita Noon shows, that not only do environmentalists not like any energy project, they actually aim to shut them down—leaving a diminished America in a reduced energy environment. This, despite the fact that America is rich with natural resources. Marita always has a fresh take on energy issues that has made her a popular contributor to the Energy Tribune.”
Prof. Michael J. Economides
Cullen College of Engineering, University of Houston
Editor-in-Chief Energy Tribune
“Marita Noon is a real voice, making a big difference. She is meeting the ever increasing energy opportunity for free markets and societal progress.”
Robert L. Bradley, Jr
CEO and founder of the Institute for Energy Research
Author of six books including Capitalism at Work: Business, Government, and Energy and Energy: The Master Resource.
“Marita Noon speaks to the heart of the energy crisis facing America today, namely the apparent wish of so many to turn the lights out. She is a vital voice of sanity and common sense in the energy conversation. This book could not be more timely.”
Ann McElhinney
Journalist and documentary filmmaker
Director, Mine Your Own Business and Not Evil Just Wrong
“I have mentored many people learning the politics of environmentalism and how to confront its excesses. Marita Noon has been the most rewarding, not just in her quick grasp of the issues and her uncanny ability to see what needs to be done, but also in her intelligent and swift action. Since we began to work together in 2007, I’ve watched her grow from an eager learner to an in-demand expert who can address energy issues in outstanding articles and widely published op-eds, as well as drawing fascinated viewers and listeners on TV and radio. She is magic in front of an audience. I could not be more proud of her and her new book Energy Freedom.”
Ron Arnold
Executive Vice President, Center for the Defense of Free Enterprise,
Columnist, Washington Examiner
“There is an incontrovertible historical relationship between the preservation of freedom in America and American’s access to increasingly available fixed and portable energy supplies. With the advance of technological threats to freedom since Independence, accelerating energy production and conversion efficiencies have provided the economic growth and resources critical to national defense and to our internal freedom to enjoy ‘life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.’ Marita Noon’s Energy Freedom documents both the role energy plays in the exercise of American freedom and the efforts by some to subvert that freedom through restricting energy supply. Voters and consumers should study Energy Freedom carefully, and it should be required reading for and for all who seek the public trust whether in enterprise or politics.”
Harrison H. Schmitt – Geologist, Apollo 17 Astronaut, Former U.S. Senator, and author of Return to the Moon and the “America’s Uncommon Sense” web site.
“We are in a struggle in this country. On the one side are those who believe that freedom, and the resulting individual productivity, have been the keys to this nation’s success. On the other side are those who would allow sentiment to stifle freedom, regardless of the adverse impact on productivity and the wellbeing of the nation. And, when bad consequences flow from this latter approach, its proponents exude a mirage of excuses to cloud the reasons for their failures. One who pushes back against this latter approach is Marita Noon. She has been a voice for freedom and productivity. I, for one, appreciate her work in this area.”
Harvey E. Yates, Jr.,
New Mexico State Republican Party Chairman 2009-2010
