Global Warming-Energy-Environment

Don’t Be Tricked By Economists on the Carbon Tax By Institute for Energy Research | February 3, 2019

Yes, a new carbon tax, if draconian enough, could ultimately force households and businesses to sharply curtail their emissions. But doing so, especially quickly, would come at a huge cost in Americans' standard of living

Good Night BONJOUR By Dr. Klaus L.E. Kaiser | February 2, 2019

Alexandre Taillefer had no choice but to shut down the enterprise. Despite the estimated $30 million of tax dollars plus privately funded capital infusions, estimated at $50+ million

Reduced Wind Speed Could Be a Problem By Jack Dini | February 2, 2019

Wind speed reductions caused by an upwind farm decreased electricity generation to its downwind neighbor by 5 percent

Punxsutawny Phil’s urgent Reply to his Cousin Wiarton Willie in Canada By Dr. Klaus L.E. Kaiser | February 2, 2019

Happy Groundhog Day and keep warm and well supplied with all necessities!

We must hope Dr. Soon is right … By Dr. Jeffrey Foss | February 2, 2019

And the global warming apocalypse is not nigh. Real-world evidence certainly supports him

Saved by pseudo-renewable energy? By Paul Driessen | January 27, 2019

Climate alarmists must prove expensive, weather-dependent energy is green and sustainable

The Davosian Decades By Dr. Klaus L.E. Kaiser | January 26, 2019

World Economic Forum, Davos, Global Warming

Why flamingos are cooler than you think (VIDEO) By American Chemical Society | January 24, 2019

China Will Build Wind and Solar Only If Their Price Is Less Than Coal By Institute for Energy Research | January 24, 2019

China is cutting back on solar and wind units due to their cost, the ballooning subsidies the state owes the solar and wind power builders, and the lack of grid-connected transmission capacity.

Saudi Arabia: We’ll Pump The World’s Very Last Barrel Of Oil By Oilprice.com -- Tsvetana Paraskova | January 24, 2019

Will the world need oil in 2040? Saudi Aramco's answer to this question is an emphatic 'yes'.

Better For Health To Ignore The Climate Movement By Guest Column Dr Mikko Paunio | January 24, 2019

European health expert says a false climate narrative threatens millions of people in developing world

Identifying factors that influence mercury levels in tuna By American Chemical Society | January 24, 2019

Factors, such as sea surface temperature, can influence mercury levels in tuna

Man-Made Wildfires By Viv Forbes | January 23, 2019

Blaming the bushfire problem on climate change is offering a weak excuse for government authorities bowing to green extremists

Huge Backlog Could Trigger New Wave Of Shale Oil By Oilprice.com -- Nick Cunningham | January 22, 2019

The number of drilled but uncompleted wells (DUCs) in the U.S. shale patch has skyrocketed

Climate hysterics skyrocket By Paul Driessen | January 20, 2019

Increasingly absurd disaster rhetoric is consistently contradicted by climate and weather reality

Economists Mislead on Carbon Tax By Institute for Energy Research | January 19, 2019

If some economists think that this cost is worth it, they should make the case plainly to the public and policymakers, rather than engaging in misleading talk about dividend checks

When environmentalism becomes corruption—Part 1 By Craig Liukko | January 19, 2019

Environmental principles are too often used to stop lawful, responsible, vital land uses

The “Quantum Glass” Battery Hype By Dr. Klaus L.E. Kaiser | January 19, 2019

Could it be that the astounding level of hype is holding you back?

Don’t ban plastic bags! By Hal Shurtlef | January 17, 2019

Learn the facts about plastic versus paper bags--and bag the bans, instead

Flaws with a “Green New Deal,” Part 2 of 2 By Institute for Energy Research | January 17, 2019

New sustainable way to create plastics from seaweed By ISRAEL21c | January 16, 2019

Israeli discovery overcomes need for fertile soil and fresh water in the creation of eco-friendly bioplastics by using saltwater seaweed

Al Gore’s Antics By Jack Dini | January 16, 2019

In December 2018 Gore kicked off his live 24-hour broadcast calling for solutions to man-made global warming in early December as waves of protests against the very types of policies Gore champions rocked major French cities

Saltbush Launches an EXIT PARIS Campaign By Viv Forbes | January 15, 2019

Coal Remains a Dominant Global Fuel in IEA Forecasts By Institute for Energy Research | January 15, 2019

IEA expects coal to remain a dominant global fuel through at least the next 5 years as developing countries continue to build coal-fired plants to improve their economies and provide electricity to their people.