Global Warming-Energy-Environment
Why Canada Must Double Down on Energy Production
By Frontier Centre for Public Policy Lee Harding, Research Fellow | January 18, 2025
Wealth is a helpful shelter in the storms of life and is no different for the storms of the planet. Canada is sitting on abundant energy and should not let dubious arguments hold back their development
“Is it ethical to enable policies that hurt people today because of the possible benefit to people yet to be born?”
Fed scientist: ‘L.A. Fires Not Climate Change’
By Marc Morano | January 10, 2025
Time for Trump to get us out of the climate ‘mess’ that George H. W. Bush got us into – Shut down ‘all of the woke climate programs’ & form Climate Committee to challenge UN science
Germany’s Economic Energy Woes
By Jack Dini | January 10, 2025
To go from opulence to poverty and potential barbarism is but a short road, assured by the burden of high taxes in service of an alleged climate crisis, and an intolerable administration of ‘climate justice’
State Plans To Sacrifice 400 Acres Of Forest For Solar Panel Farm
By Milt Harris | January 5, 2025
In Greek mythology, Helios is the sun god, and Aeolus is the god of the wind. Both are nice stories, but someone needs to remind the left that both are only myths
Questioning Climate Computer Models
By Jack Dini | December 29, 2024
Legendary Princeton physicist Freeman Dyson has harsh critical words for climate scientists and models they rely on. He calls the science of climate modeling a ‘very dangerous game.’
Just Chill, The Climate Change Predictions Are All Wet
By Milt Harris | December 28, 2024
If you want to know what the weather is like, stick your head out of the window. That’s great advice for the left, too, except they will have to remove their heads from somewhere else first.
Guilbeault’s Emissions Obsession: Ten Reasons to Call Time Out on Canada’s CO2 Crusade
By Frontier Centre for Public Policy & Pierre Gilbert | December 22, 2024
It’s questionable whether climate change constitutes an existential crisis that warrants dedicating all our resources at the expense of human life and flourishing.
International and state interference in US energy policy must end
By Paul Driessen | December 17, 2024
Trump and the Supreme Court should restore our national energy and climate sovereignty
United Kingdom’s Energy Issues
By Jack Dini | December 15, 2024
Anyone looking to combat the activists pushing a net zero agenda in the US would be wise to read Rupert Darwall’s report entitled “The Folly of Climate Leadership.”
Trump Administration energy and climate policy imperatives
By Paul Driessen | December 8, 2024
Base policies on reality – not myths, models, misinformation and fearmongering
Non-Melting Sea Ice Alarmists Don’t Want You To See
By Jack Dini | December 2, 2024
Arctic sea ice continued its remarkable recovery
Let’s Say Man IS Changing the Climate. So What?
By Selwyn Duke | November 28, 2024
As for the world’s fortunes, 99.9 percent of the species of life that have ever existed are extinct, partially due to ice ages
Hydrocarbons Are The Backbone of Global Progress
By Frontier Centre for Public Policy & Ian Madsen | November 23, 2024
Petrochemicals and plastics make modern life possible
Solar Issues Worldwide
By Jack Dini | November 17, 2024
Any chance we could learn from the experiences of others? There have been a lot of mistakes made. Perhaps things will look differently under the new administration
The Weather, The New Mega Weapon?
By Dr. Ileana Johnson Paugh | November 15, 2024
What is the chance that two very large and powerful hurricanes hit the same area within 13 days of each other?
Coral Reefs Are Doing Quite Well
By Jack Dini | October 30, 2024
That climate change threatens the extinction of coral reefs is among the least well-founded but most persistent assertions made by climate alarmists. Clearly, they ought to look elsewhere for their fear-mongering diatribes
Exxon Knew! First climate, now plastics
By Paul Driessen | October 28, 2024
Plastic recycling claims are deceptive and destructive. Wind and solar waste – never mind
Big Tech Corporations Going Nuclear
By Jack Dini | October 21, 2024
Nuclear instead of renewables
Germany Energy Woes: Not To Be Followed
By Jack Dini | October 15, 2024
Germany is showing the world that the green craze is doomed to failure. People do not want to sacrifice their quality of life and their jobs for some utopian goals that are in any case based only on ideological assumptions and incomplete data sets
Prioritize Energy Reliability Over Unrealistic Net-Zero Goals
By Frontier Centre for Public Policy , Joseph Quesnel | October 11, 2024
The Manitoba Metis Federation is playing into this dangerous gamble by offering to build wind power capacity without cost projection
Offshore Wind Issues on Both Coasts
By Jack Dini | October 4, 2024
A scandal in plain sight: the wind industry is destroying the fishing industry
State courts should not be writing US climate laws
By Paul Driessen | September 29, 2024
Judges shouldn’t write laws that anti-fossil fuel factions can’t get Congress and People to enact
Why the Rising Sea Levels Crisis Doesn’t Hold Water
By Frontier Centre for Public Policy , Ian Madsen | September 28, 2024
To sum up: the current slow sea level rise is a very manageable issue.
Coal Continues to Grow
By Jack Dini | September 27, 2024
Coal is still king
Polar Bears Are Thriving- Activists Abandon Ice Floes
By Jack Dini | September 17, 2024
It really is getting tiresome that so much is falsely blamed on climate change
Wind Power is an Unreliable Alternative Energy Source
By Frontier Centre for Public Policy , Ian Madsen | September 16, 2024
Wind turbines are far less safe and durable than solar panels, and they can cause even more environmental damage
Maybe ‘green’ should mean concern for habitat, concern for air pollution, concern for more intelligent use of resources, concern for the most logical global approach to progress, as opposed to a singular war against the bedrock of our society
Ontario’s wind energy policies are failing taxpayers
By Macdonald Laurier Institute Edgardo Sepulveda | September 10, 2024
The paper calls for an immediate reassessment of Ontario’s wind energy policies. As taxpayers continue to foot the bill for an inefficient and profit-driven system, it is crucial that policy-makers rethink their approach to wind energy
Insects in Our Food
By Jack Dini | September 2, 2024
United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization continues to promote insect consumption as an environmentally friendly way to get protein in your diet, for both humans and their livestock