Global Warming-Energy-Environment
It simply prevents unelected bureaucrats in Sacramento from dictating what kind of cars the rest of America drives
Natural Gas Plants Under Attack in Several States
By Institute for Energy Research | March 27, 2018
Coal-fired power plants were first and now natural gas-fired power plants are getting the ax, particularly in states with high mandates for renewable energy
Adélie and Emperor Penguins Doing Fine In New Locations
By Jack Dini | March 26, 2018
The scientists concluded that the penguins are more adaptable and smarter than previously thought
Gasoline—not corn alcohol—belongs in our fuel tanks!
By Merrill Matthews | March 21, 2018
The president has taken an important step in freeing up the oil and gas industry to meet our energy needs. Gasoline, not corn, belongs in our tanks.
China should recast its energy policy for its citizens, and the U.S. should reject central planning schemes at home and abroad. Electric vehicles, wind turbines, and (on-grid) solar panels are the energy past, not the energy future
Specious arguments fuel climate lawsuits to kill autonomy
By A. Dru Kristenev | March 16, 2018
Elitist minds, trained by elitist professors at elitist schools, find it impossible to ignore the siren call of power that manipulating data for personal gain produces
The Gas Tax Has Little to Do With Road Costs
By Institute for Energy Research | March 16, 2018
Benefit of privatizing the roads is that governments at all levels wouldn't be able to justify tax hikes by claiming "we need to fix the roads."
Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs) and Pollution
By Jack Dini | March 14, 2018
What about all the food we eat and all the breaths of the billions of folks on this earth? Will will also regulate these?
But IEA cautions that investment is needed in the oil sector in areas besides the United States to meet future demand and to avoid skyrocketing prices
Taming biofuel-loving microbes
By American Chemical Society | March 12, 2018
Why efforts to use green fuels sometimes run afoul
Raw Drinks and Food
By Jack Dini | March 8, 2018
Raw Drinks and Food, Raw Pet Food, Raw Meat, Raw Milk, Raw Water
The D.C. Carbon Tax Comedy of Errors
By Institute for Energy Research | March 8, 2018
We can challenge the misinformation surrounding the D.C. carbon tax initiative with facts: a local carbon tax would do nothing to reduce rates of childhood asthma, it is at best a clumsy way to address local air pollution
Those fraudulent climate litigation shakedowns
By Paul Driessen | March 8, 2018
Which aspects are most fraudulent? The cities' lawsuits, junk science or bond offerings
Tomorrow’s Grim, Global, Green Dictatorship
By Viv Forbes | March 7, 2018
The Despotic Green New World is coming. Climate alarm is the stalking horse, “sustainable development” is the war cry, and global government is the goal
Pot and—Tarantulas?
By Dr. Klaus L.E. Kaiser | March 6, 2018
International Spider Trade
Will Congress finally get tough on junk science?
By Paul Driessen | March 5, 2018
House hearing investigates a UN cancer agency accused of misusing US taxpayer funds
A molecule, DL1, can spur plants such as the flower shown above to have more branches, which could make crops produce fruit more efficiently
Oil Market Fears: War, Default And Nuclear Weapons
By Oilprice.com -- Nick Cunningham | March 2, 2018
Potential war on the Korean Peninsula or a war between Iran and Saudi Arabia are the largest threats to the oil market
Gasoline Is Already Taxed Too Much
By Institute for Energy Research | March 2, 2018
Despite claims to the contrary, gasoline is not "undertaxed." Taxes are currently 21 percent of the total price at the pump
Battery Battered Bosch
By Dr. Klaus L.E. Kaiser | March 1, 2018
Energy Storage Capacity
Gases collected during the composting process could be combined with rubber to make eco-friendly electronic sealants and sensors.
Repealing the RFS Is Still the Best Answer
By Institute for Energy Research | February 28, 2018
The ultimate problem with the RFS is that the government is mandating the purchase of a product that Americans don’t need and most Americans don’t want
State of the Polar Bear Report 2017
Our next energy and security crisis?
By Paul Driessen | February 27, 2018
Importing 65% of US oil in 2005 vs 100% of many key minerals now (from China and Russia)
The United States has bountiful supplies of critical and strategic minerals necessary for all technologies, including energy. It is a good thing that the Trump Administration is looking to change policies to accommodate the production of more of thos
North American energy trade boosts our economic and energy security
By Jack N. Gerard | February 24, 2018
As negotiators work toward agreement, maintaining policies that help keep energy affordable and secure for U.S. consumers will ensure a revamped NAFTA is on the right track
Why The Next Oil Boom Will Be Fueled By Blockchain
By Oilprice.com -- Meredith Taylor | February 23, 2018
It's official: Blockchain technology has infiltrated Big Oil
Planned Power Chaos
By Viv Forbes | February 22, 2018
High-priced electricity from an unreliable grid
Climate Math: Adaptation, Not Mitigation
By Institute for Energy Research | February 22, 2018
Kudos to Ted Nordhaus-- An intellectual moment of note for critics of global climate governance—a mistaken, futile, and socially unjust crusade