Global Warming-Energy-Environment

United Nations IPCC Climate Agenda Ignores Cost By Institute for Energy Research | October 27, 2018

When the U.N. doesn't even try to estimate how expensive its latest climate proposal would be, that should be a red flag that most of the public would flatly reject it.

Proponent of Alberta Carbon Tax Misleads the Public By Institute for Energy Research | October 24, 2018

Even if a poor household "makes" $50 or even $100 a year from a rebate scheme, it could still be worse off from the higher energy and transportation prices it must pay due to the carbon tax.

But what will take its place? By Greg Walcher | October 24, 2018

Does government really need to regulate everything? Can no program be allowed to expire?

Anti-fracking chaos in Colorado By David Wojick, PhD | October 24, 2018

Insane "eco" proposition would all but shut down oil production--and set bad national precedent

U.S. Shale Has A Glaring Problem By Oilprice.com -- Nick Cunningham | October 23, 2018

"Until the industry as a whole improves, producing both sustained profits and consistently positive cash flows, careful investors would be wise to view fracking companies as speculative investments"

Wringing water from the air By American Chemical Society | October 17, 2018

Can stripping the air of its moisture quench the world's thirst?

Moss rapidly detects, tracks air pollutants in real time By American Chemical Society | October 17, 2018

Subtle changes in moss leaves can indicate air pollutants, such as sulfur dioxide, are present

The IPCC’s latest climate hysteria By Paul Driessen | October 14, 2018

Realist experts show why $60-80 trillion over next 17 years would be wasted on imaginary crisis

Wind Power: Negative Effect on Global Warming in the Short Term By Jack Dini | October 13, 2018

The core problem is that wind turbines generate electricity by extracting energy out of the air, slowing down wind and otherwise altering the exchange of heat, moisture, and momentum between the surface and the atmosphere

Tiny tools for a big industry By American Chemical Society | October 12, 2018

Nanoparticles could help pinpoint oil pockets, monitor underground conditions and extract more trapped oil

The “Carbon Capture Syndrome” (CCS) By Dr. Klaus L.E. Kaiser | October 11, 2018

What the poorer nations on this globe really need is not less but more cheap and reliable energy. So, instead of wasting (fossil fuel generated) energy on hare-brained "save-the-climate" schemes, let's send them this energy in form of free coal, oil,

More misplaced environmentalist outrage By Greg Walcher | October 10, 2018

Greens are angry that Interior modified a rule they wanted to use to attack energy and ranching

China’s Coal Escapades By Jack Dini | October 9, 2018

China burns more coal than the rest of the world combined

Can Poor Families Sue John Kerry for Climate Policy Deaths? By Paul Driessen | October 8, 2018

Conjectural future tolls from climate change pale by comparison to energy poverty deaths now

Wind Gives Way to Solar Power and Natural Gas After Federal Subsidies End By Institute for Energy Research | October 4, 2018

The renewable energy industry is financed by government subsidies and state mandates

Fiddling With Temperature Data By Jack Dini | October 3, 2018

The problem with the NOAA data is that it is fake data. NOAA creates the warming trend by altering the data.

California’s 100-Percent Zero-Emission Power Goal By Institute for Energy Research | October 2, 2018

California can expect to see a large increase in the cost of its electricity in exchange for uncertain benefits. If wind, solar are the energy sources of the future--with reliability and low costs--then why the need for subsidies and mandates

Big Green Carpetbagging: Environmental Foundations’ Out-of-State Spending By Institute for Energy Research | October 2, 2018

To follow the money behind the environmental left for yourself, visit the Institute for Energy Research’s latest project, Big Green, Inc.

Rooting out scientific corruption By Paul Driessen | October 1, 2018

Recent actions show reform is in the wind, but much remains to be done, especially on climate

Questioning Climate Hysteria By Jack Dini | September 29, 2018

Scientists publishing in peer-reviewed journals have increasingly affirmed that there is nothing historically unprecedented or remarkable about today's climate when viewed in the context of long-term natural variability

Ethanol in gasoline is a boon for farmers, but rips-off American consumers By Frank J Macchiarola | September 28, 2018

Washington should go back to the drawing board. It’s time to stand up for consumers and fix the broken RFS once and for all

We must all sacrifice for the environment By Greg Walcher | September 27, 2018

But I meant you – not me! We’re supposed to be exempt from rules we inflict on others

$100 Oil Is A Distinct Possibility By Oilprice.com -- Nick Cunningham | September 27, 2018

Venezuela and Iran the two principal factors driving up oil prices

Australia Shows Futility of Climate Legislation By Institute for Energy Research | September 27, 2018

It is fashionable to label skeptics of aggressive government climate action as “deniers” of science. Yet as the election outcomes in Australia, Canada, and the United States show, those favoring a carbon tax are themselves denying political science.