Global Warming-Energy-Environment
Climate summit language reveals real but hidden agenda
By David Wojick, PhD | December 8, 2018
The goal isn’t saving Earth from climate disaster – it’s changing the world order
Solar Panel Waste: A Disposal Problem
By Jack Dini | December 7, 2018
Solar photovoltaic energy is not as environmentally conscious a choice as many think it is
Uranium in mine dust could dissolve in human lungs
By American Chemical Society | December 7, 2018
Uranium in dust collected near mines in New Mexico, shown here, dissolved in simulated lung fluids
Zinced Chocolate
By Dr. Klaus L.E. Kaiser | December 7, 2018
If you still are concerned about a possible zinc deficiency, this could be your ticket to both a culinary delight and supplementing your zinc intake
Macron’s Carbon Tax Disaster
By Institute for Energy Research | December 6, 2018
The green elite has gathered to work out how to actually implement the Paris climate treaty that was so showily inaugurated in 2015
The Revolt of the “Yellow Vests”
By Viv Forbes | December 5, 2018
Increasing number of people are fed up with their green overlords
The Saudi Dilemma: To Cut Or Not To Cut
By Oilprice.com --Irina Slav | December 4, 2018
Starbucks thinks virtue signaling can “save the planet”
By Paul Driessen | December 3, 2018
Will corporate and government green-washing save Earth from inflated or phony eco scares?
Dr. Willie Soon versus the Climate Apocalypse
By Guest Column -- Dr. Jeffrey Foss | December 1, 2018
More honesty and less hubris, more evidence and less dogmatism, would do a world of good
Good news! U.S. already leads the world in reducing greenhouse gas emissions
By Kyle Isakower | November 30, 2018
United States can continue its remarkable streak: breaking records in both energy production and emissions reduction
Looking at the NCA's own numbers, it's not at all clear that pursuing aggressive government action to mitigate climate change would produce benefits in excess of costs.
Checking water quality at the tap
By American Chemical Society | November 30, 2018
Research indicates that some U.S. tap water contains contaminants
Give thanks that we no longer live on the precipice
By Paul Driessen | November 26, 2018
Fossil fuels helped humanity improve our health, living standards and longevity in just 200 years
Oceans Not Warming So Fast After All
By Jack Dini | November 23, 2018
Alarming sea level rise predictions abound
Can We Expect A Major Rebound In Oil Prices?
By Oilprice.com -- Nick Cunningham | November 21, 2018
Iran should continue to lose exports in the months ahead
Blaming climate—ignoring incompetence
By Paul Driessen | November 19, 2018
California wildfires incinerate people, wildlife and habitats. Politicians blame climate change.
Colder and snowier winter predicted for eastern half of the United States
By Jack Dini | November 16, 2018
The cooling effect is expected to be strongest in Northern Europe, the UK and eastern parts of North America—particularly during winter
Move over Mary Jane, here cometh Pettina
By Dr. Klaus L.E. Kaiser | November 10, 2018
If I were to hazard a guess, it would be that the new findings on "Pettina" will become subject of intense QSAR studies in the near future as well.
More Deaths From Cold Weather Than Hot Weather
By Jack Dini | November 10, 2018
In the United Kingdom, between forty thousand and fifty thousand more deaths occur during the winter months than in summer months
Watch: Is throwing rice at weddings bad for birds?
By American Chemical Society | November 9, 2018
Reactions uses some hands-on chemistry to demonstrate that rice is no more harmful than other grains and that this misconception is for the birds
Canadian Crude Oil Sells at Record Discounts
By Institute for Energy Research | November 9, 2018
Similar to oil in the Permian Basin in Texas, pipeline constraints are holding back oil sands production in Alberta
Fraudulent science behind radiation regulations
By Paul Driessen & Dr. Jay Lehr | November 9, 2018
Toxicology scientist documents fraud in Nobel award for "Linear No Threshold" toxicity model
The when, where and what of air pollutant exposure
By American Chemical Society | November 8, 2018
By integrating data from multiple sources, researchers can determine the personal exposure of people in peri-urban India to air pollution
Washington State to Vote on a Carbon Tax Again
By Institute for Energy Research | November 3, 2018
Washington's carbon tax, if it passes, will have consumers paying the lion's share of the tax through higher prices for gasoline, heating oil and other products
Monitoring air pollution after Hurricane Maria
By American Chemical Society | November 3, 2018
Hurricane Maria knocked out Puerto Rico's electrical grid, hampering efforts to monitor air pollution
Wither Tidal-Current Power?
By Dr. Klaus L.E. Kaiser | November 1, 2018
Both the fish and visitors to the Bay of Fundy will keep enjoying the vistas and benefits of the way it is, for a long time to come
Wind Farms Could Cause Surface Warming
By Institute for Energy Research | October 31, 2018
The warming effect depends strongly on local weather conditions, as well as the type and placement of the wind turbines
The “Carbon Capture Syndrome” (CCS) — Part-2
By Dr. Klaus L.E. Kaiser | October 28, 2018
Anyone who still thinks that the CO2-EOR is a simple and/or economical method to STORE "carbon" underground is mistaken
The American public prefers SUVs and pick-up trucks and automakers prefer them as well because they get much larger profits from selling them
A looming technology-security minerals crisis?
By Paul Driessen | October 28, 2018
New book analyzes near-total foreign dependency for critical minerals--and offers solutions