Global Warming-Energy-Environment
Possibilities, Realities, Ironies
By Alan Stewart | March 9, 2019
Green Jobs are an economic myth as they will only replace resource jobs. Resource jobs can be retained by moving technological funding into using those resources for product manufacture more extensive than today's use
Stop the anti-climate science totalitarians
By Paul Driessen | March 8, 2019
They want to upend and transform America, but demand No Debate on underlying "science"
Telling Bear-Faced Lies
By Dr. John Happs | March 7, 2019
"As long as journalists are advocates rather than reporters the true story will not emerge."
Green land grabs on steroids
By Paul Driessen | March 3, 2019
Using bees to block human activities on land 15 times bigger than Virginia--or even more
Issues With Wind Farms
By Jack Dini | March 1, 2019
Then there's the well-chewed chestnut about wind power being cheaper than coal or gas fired power along with claims that wind power is actually 'competing' with conventional generation sources.
Surviving “the Worst Evaaaah”.
By Viv Forbes | March 1, 2019
We cannot change the climate no matter what we spend. But we must adapt and prepare for the inevitable cyclones, floods, droughts and bushfires
The Dem Party has shifted ‘into serious, unscientific, nutty territory’ – Urges GOP NOT to offer ‘Green New Deal-lite’
Defense Metals on track to build rare earth mine
By Rick Mills | February 28, 2019
Defense Metals has come up with a very manageable plan to cost-effectively put an extremely prospective rare earths deposit into production
The $32 Trillion Push To Disrupt The Entire Oil Industry
By Oilprice.com -- Cyril Widdershoven | February 27, 2019
Political and environmental pressure groups should realize that pushing too hard for change could produce a boomerang effect of unwanted-order
Green New Deal Reveals the Naked Truth of Agenda 21
By Tom Deweese | February 26, 2019
The Green New Deal is pure Socialism
Fighting for energy and human rights equality in Africa
By Paul Driessen | February 26, 2019
The Congress of Racial Equality Uganda has lost another leader, but the fight continues
India Using Coal to Achieve Universal Household Electrification
By Institute for Energy Research | February 26, 2019
The Modi government has completed one of its promises in electrifying India’s thousands of villages
Delhi’s complicated air pollution problem
By American Chemical Society | February 25, 2019
Reducing pollution will take a mix of technology and political will
MMT and the Green New Deal
By Institute for Energy Research | February 24, 2019
The MMTers are "right" in the sense that yes, modern governments that issue fiat currency need never default on their bonds. But they are wrong if they think this observation absolves Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez from explaining how she will pay for the
The Riddle of Climate Change
By Linda Goudsmit | February 22, 2019
Make America great again. It is very presidential.
President Trump’s energy dominance approach is working
Watch: Upcycling plastic bags into battery parts
By American Chemical Society | February 20, 2019
To combat plastic bag pollution, researchers converted the bags into carbon chips for batteries
Australia Facing a Brick Wall of Blackouts
By Guest Column -- Jerry Ellis and Sir Rod Carnegie | February 20, 2019
It is essential that Australia regains its reputation for cheap reliable electricity or we will lose our manufacturing and refining industries, returning only to our backbone industries of agriculture and mining
Energy Statism: Wartime to Carter to Cortez
By Institute for Energy Research | February 20, 2019
Green New Deal is old vinegar in new wine bottles
AOC says America should lead the world
By Paul Driessen | February 18, 2019
In committing national economic suicide and sending living standards back to 19th century
Natural Gas Moratorium in New York Due to Lack of Gas Pipelines
By Institute for Energy Research | February 18, 2019
Due to the Cuomo administration’s rejection of permits for most new gas pipeline projects in recent years, pipeline developers have shied away from proposing projects in the state
Germany’s Stalled Energy Transition
By Jack Dini | February 16, 2019
“If they keep at it, Germany's greatest export will be their economy.”
Let’s Blame Cubbie Station
By Viv Forbes | February 13, 2019
We must conserve water from the floods so we will have water in the droughts.
The polar vortex has shown Americans the vulnerability that the U.S. electric and natural gas systems have to cold weather.
The Roar of Waste
By Guest Column -- Ron Pike | February 10, 2019
If we want water in the droughts, we must harvest the floods
Russia May Catch the North Pole and nobody can do anything to stop it
By Dr. Klaus L.E. Kaiser | February 8, 2019
So, if you plan to go on travels into the distant “unknown,” don’t leave home without a magnetic compass.
PENGUINS: GONE TODAY—HERE TOMORROW
By Dr. John Happs | February 7, 2019
It would appear then that slightly increasing concentrations of atmospheric carbon dioxide and temperature stasis over 20 years have done absolutely nothing to threaten the Penguins
Curse Less and Dam More
By Viv Forbes -- with help from friends | February 6, 2019
Someone is always cursing either droughts or floods. We need to curse less and dam more
CanaPux: An Innovative Way to Ship Canadian Oil Sands
By Institute for Energy Research | February 5, 2019
An innovative way to ship oil sands is in the works. If proven viable, it will be a method of getting Canadian oil to market without pipelines, which are being attacked by environmentalists who want to keep hydrocarbons in the ground
Keep fraudulent science out of our courtrooms
By Paul Driessen | February 4, 2019
Courts should bar evidence that fails to meet basic standards of honesty, integrity and credibility