Global Warming-Energy-Environment
Stemming the tide of ocean plastics
By American Chemical Society | April 23, 2018
Companies are working with governments and NGOs to establish better waste management practices and are recycling the plastics for use in roads, computers and product containers
Harvesting water from fog with harps (video)
By American Chemical Society | April 23, 2018
A newly developed "harp" can harvest fresh water from fog.
Pepper plant sops up personal care product antibiotic
By American Chemical Society | April 23, 2018
A study with pepper plants sheds light on how antibiotics and related molecules can end up in food
Coal is King in India and Elsewhere
By Jack Dini | April 23, 2018
Overall, 1,600 coal plants are planned or are under construction in 62 countries
Earth Day should Celebrate “Engines and Electricity”.
By Viv Forbes | April 23, 2018
On balance, however, tools, engines and electricity have allowed humans to live better from less land and natural resources per person than ever before
Climate adaptation, reparation and restoration
By Paul Driessen | April 22, 2018
Boulder, CO wants oil companies to restore snowy winters of an idyllic past--and pay it billions
Reliable and affordable, it’s become the leading fuel for U.S. electricity generation
Polar Bears Doing Well Say The Natives
By Jack Dini | April 18, 2018
It is now apparent that American biologists were quite wrong about how polar bears would respond to abrupt summer sea ice losses
The Bullish And Bearish Case For Oil
By Oilprice.com -- Nick Cunningham | April 18, 2018
The risk to the oil market is that OPEC allows the supply balances to tighten too much, draining inventories far below what it had anticipated.
Massachusetts’ anti-fossil-fuel policies are the primary reason why the state has relied on LNG imports from a Russian company that the State Department sanctioned during the Obama Administration
The double standards industry
By Paul Driessen | April 16, 2018
It's a good thing environmentalists have double standards--or they wouldn't have any standards at all
Meltdown: Michigan weatherman has had it with the crappy weather
By Dan Calabrese | April 13, 2018
Global warming my ass.
Offshore Wind States Beware
By Institute for Energy Research | April 13, 2018
States considering offshore wind energy (e.g. Massachusetts, Maryland, New York) need to be aware of the ramifications of constructing and operating wind turbines off their coasts.
South Australia Tries Wind First, Now Solar
By Institute for Energy Research | April 13, 2018
South Australia is suffering from high electricity prices and potential blackouts because of its unsustainable mix of intermittent renewable energy,
A regional extinction in progress
Politicians must consider unintended consequences
By Paul Driessen | April 9, 2018
Mileage standards and tariffs help some--while penalizing countless others, often severely
Easter Island myths and realities
By Dennis Avery | April 7, 2018
The island’s demise was a human and Little Ice Age tragedy, not “ecological suicide”
The Wanton Worship of Woody Weeds
By Viv Forbes | April 7, 2018
Instead of tree clearing bans we need to free our land managers for a war on woody weeds using controlled burning, better grazing management and reversal of the unjust Kyoto land sterilisation program
A Hope in Hell?
By Dr. Klaus L.E. Kaiser | April 6, 2018
Let's hope that nothing as devastating as smallpox comes along in nature's constantly evolving arsenal
A Challenge to the American Planning Association
By Tom Deweese | April 4, 2018
Sustainable, The WAR on Free Enterprise, Private Property, and Individuals
EPA throws out Obama-era clean air standards for cars
By Dan Calabrese | April 3, 2018
Considers yanking California’s right to impose its own
Following the big US money behind Canadian pipeline protests
By Rick Mills | April 3, 2018
I'm watching, bemused, as the Kinder Morgan protests continue and tens of billions of dollars, in the form of taxes and wages, continue to be lost to Canadians. I've got what big US money is doing to the Canadian oil industry on my radar screen, do y
An Oil Price Rally Is Likely
By Oilprice.com -- Nick Cunningham | April 3, 2018
As long as OPEC keeps the current production limits in place, the oil market will continue to tighten, even after taking into account U.S. shale growth
High Electricity Cost From Wind and Solar
By Jack Dini | April 2, 2018
Generating more electricity from solar and wind is just a very expensive exercise in political correctness that will have little impact on carbon dioxide emissions, but a big impact on your wallet
Climate chaos claims continue causing consternation
By Paul Driessen | April 2, 2018
From the Oakland v. oil company lawsuit to ridiculous "research," the onslaught never ends
Let there be light… unless you’re doing business in city limits
By A. Dru Kristenev | April 1, 2018
A commercial district is established for commercial purposes, not to make the Milky Way visible to a few astronomy buffs
Another Endangered Species?
By Viv Forbes | March 29, 2018
When the ice returns, derelict and snow-bound wind turbines and solar panels will remain as stark evidence of the failed Green religion of yet another endangered species
EPA Chief Puts Science Back Into Environmental Protection
By Steve Milloy | March 28, 2018
EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt is banning the practice of secret science in developing environmental regulations