Global Warming-Energy-Environment
The Climatologians’ Credo
By Dr. Klaus L.E. Kaiser | June 30, 2018
People are simply getting fed up with the daily drumbeats of "melting polar ice," predictions of "oceans' rising," "penguins in peril," "polar bears vanishing," and other doom-and-gloom pronunciations
3 Breakthrough Technologies Changing The Energy Sector
By Oilprice.com -- Gregory Brew | June 30, 2018
Perovskite: Solar Panels, Lithium, Petroteq
The Saudis Won’t Prevent The Next Oil Shock
By Oilprice.com -- Nick Cunningham | June 30, 2018
Unless demand falls back, or some of these outages dissipate, oil prices could be heading much higher
The Biofuels Industry Retains Pull in Washington
By Institute for Energy Research | June 30, 2018
The EPA can take the first step in that direction by forgoing this proposed increase to the biofuel mandates for 2019
The costs of the subsidies that the Chinese government provides to the renewable energy industry have been growing at an unsustainable rate.
Cold temperatures could dampen banana aromas
The wind industry in Europe is burying millions of tons of toxic waste, as wind units near the end of their 20-year operating life.
Paradox of genetic engineering
By A. Dru Kristenev | June 25, 2018
Reinventing of God’s creations, whether it’s laboratory beef or a freakish feathered dinosaur, these strange concepts are symptoms of unchecked pride – that man can build a better mousetrap or, in this case extinct “terrible lizard,” than God.
Innocent Bystander Lynched
By Viv Forbes | June 23, 2018
The green mafia is trying to lynch an innocent victim
Climate Alarm: Failed Prognostications
By Institute for Energy Research | June 23, 2018
"Right thing" in terms of economic and environmental policy? That's a fallacy to explode on another day.
Rethinking recycling
By American Chemical Society | June 21, 2018
Chemistry may have solutions to our plastic trash problem, Plastics recycling with microbes and worms is further away than people think, Chemical and biochemical approaches take aim at plastic pollution
Political "solutions" to climate change, even if desirable, are simply impractical. Voters don't like high energy prices, and climate policies are literally designed to make energy more expensive as a way to alter behavior
Microbial proteins could replace crops grown to feed animals
Washington D.C., Canada, Australia
Massachusetts and Rhode Island have some of the highest electricity prices in the continental United States
Can Saudi Arabia Prevent The Next Oil Shock?
By Oilprice.com -- Cyril Widdershoven | June 14, 2018
Are Solar Roadways Roads to Nowhere?
By Jack Dini | June 14, 2018
After years of development and millions of dollars (including government funding), all of the solar roadways installed to date do not produce cost-effective energy production
A Thirdhand Smoke Screen Of Fear
By Jack Dini | June 11, 2018
Can this tablet give you cancer if a smoker held it?
Winds of Change
By Dr. Klaus L.E. Kaiser | June 10, 2018
Occasional squalls of sudden and strong winds can create havoc anywhere and anytime
Freeze, reduce or eliminate CAFE fuel standards
By Paul Driessen | June 10, 2018
Too many small, lightweight cars cause too many deaths and injuries to justify tighter mpg rule
Shortage of Oil and Natural Gas Pipelines
By Institute for Energy Research | June 9, 2018
Pipeline capacity is being constrained due to environmental protests to limit oil and natural gas production or due to right-of-way issues. Without sufficient pipeline capacity, consumers could face energy shortages and skyrocketing prices
How to Foster Famine
By Viv Forbes | June 7, 2018
Greens are inviting famine, humanity's ancient enemy, into our cities via the green door
WATCH: Why seashells are tougher than chalk
By American Chemical Society | June 7, 2018
Inside the brains of killer bees
By American Chemical Society | June 6, 2018
Researchers shed light on how peptides can cause aggressive behavior in Africanized honeybees.
When regulators travel far enough down this path, the market loses its ability to coordinate information and a crisis ensues
Speculative climate chaos v. indisputable fossil fuel benefits
By Paul Driessen -- Roger Bezdek | June 3, 2018
Federal judge tells climate litigants to tally the numerous blessings from fossil fuels since 1859
Pols ignore supply and demand to make hay from higher gas prices
By Dean Foreman | June 2, 2018
False narratives will not power our cars, heat and cool our homes, advance our economy, or provide the countless everyday products that get their start as natural gas or oil
Trump’s Paris Decision: Better and Better
By Institute for Energy Research | June 2, 2018
May the Paris Agreement continue to unravel and go the way of the ill-fated Kyoto Protocol of 1997. And may energy consumers and taxpayers win to help make the world, not only the U.S., great
Alarming projections of U.S. deaths from climate change have clearly been exaggerated
Fixing America’s Crumbling Underground Infrastructure