Global Warming-Energy-Environment
Robbing Graves or Prolonging Life?
By Dr. Klaus L.E. Kaiser | January 21, 2018
Nagoya Protocol on Access to Genetic Resources and the Fair and Equitable Sharing of Benefits Arising from their Utilization to the Convention on Biological Diversity
Does Bitcoin Use Too Much Electricity?
By Institute for Energy Research | January 19, 2018
Bitcoin miners aren’t internalizing the true social costs of their activities
The Green Empress has No Clothes
By Viv Forbes | January 18, 2018
But King Winter has exposed the weak underbelly of Germany’s energy policy. Empress Merkel now faces a hostile political climate with no clothes
So much winning
Blatant Blue State hypocrisy
By Paul Driessen | January 14, 2018
From energy and spending, to climate and debate--silencing all dissenting voices is essential
Trump’s Offshore Leasing Plan Could Increase Discoveries
By Institute for Energy Research | January 13, 2018
Having a life line to other supplies is important to energy security and the future supply needs of the world
Supreme Court rejects California gold mining case
By Brad Jones | January 12, 2018
Land rights group vows to continue fight against 'rogue' state
Bad Policies Cause Prices to Spike in the Northeast
By Institute for Energy Research | January 11, 2018
Bad decisions can have bad consequences, and the recent cold weather is proving that for consumers in the Northeast
Uh oh: Trump reverses course on offshore drilling, exempts Florida
By Dan Calabrese | January 10, 2018
If the Trump Administration can be rolled that easily, it's going to be awfully tough to make American great again
Regulation and Economic Growth
By Institute for Energy Research | January 9, 2018
It doesn't make us richer to scrap existing techniques and equipment in order to comply with a new rule from Washington
The biofuel crony capitalist revolving door
By Paul Driessen | January 7, 2018
Ex-Grassley aide will now help Big Corn and Big Biodiesel retain their mandates and subsidies
Climate Change...
While some countries such as Norway are seeing a large demand for electric vehicles driven by government policies such as tax incentives, free parking and tolls, free charging and other benefits
U.S. Oil and Natural Gas Exports Soar
By Institute for Energy Research | January 5, 2018
The United States is the world's largest producer of oil and natural gas because of the ingenuity of U.S. oil and gas producers in applying hydraulic fracturing and directional drilling in shale basins
Economic rejuvenation by opening up our taxpayer owned energy resources
Trump to allow oil drilling in nearly all U.S. waters
By Dan Calabrese | January 4, 2018
Reversing all of Obama's restrictions on offshore exploration
Germany’ Failing Energy Policy
By Jack Dini | January 4, 2018
Energiewende: This is what happens when you let starry-eyed greens take the reins
The POT-Boom
By Dr. Klaus L.E. Kaiser | January 3, 2018
Considering the vast increase of drug related accidents and fatalities in the recent past, it is difficult to NOT consider a widespread and uncontrolled use of POT as a potential detriment to society
Startup Societies as the techies' newest scheme of U.N.'s Sustainable Development, Green Growth, Smart Growth re-engineering of our society's future.
A little slice of Alaskan tundra is finally open for drilling
By Paul Driessen | December 31, 2017
Tax bill provision opens ANWR, to bring more oil online and keep Alaska pipeline operating
Panning for silver in laundry wastewater
By American Chemical Society | December 29, 2017
Removing silver nanoparticles from laundry wastewater depends on the detergent
Concerns About Algae
By Jack Dini | December 29, 2017
Algae can be anywhere from a pond scum that can be toxic, to a healing agent to a potential mass extinction killer. Algae offers many different sides but do avoid it if it is in water near you
A Useful Christmas Present – and Wishful Thinking
By Dr. Klaus L.E. Kaiser | December 27, 2017
BTW, my Dearest is still getting used to her new implement; will need to interpret the instructions again
Coal key to National Security Strategy
By Tom Harris | December 27, 2017
Climate scare must be debunked if coal is to recover
Three Cheers for Holiday Lighting!
By Institute for Energy Research | December 27, 2017
Climate Taxation, Climate Alarmism
The Never-ending Battles of the Coral Sea
By Viv Forbes | December 24, 2017
Imminent threat to Queensland’s Great Barrier Reef
Time to get them off our gravy train
By Greg Walcher | December 23, 2017
Sue and settle schemes reward pressure groups, and hurt the rest of America
It’s Easy for Santa to Move Coal
By Institute for Energy Research | December 21, 2017
The hubris of using taxes and regulations to shoot for a “global temperature target” should be apparent to anyone but the most overconfident technocrat
Expensive Wind Farm Calls It Quits
By Institute for Energy Research | December 20, 2017
Cape Wind is dead, but several states are still planning to build offshore wind farms at considerable costs to the consumer. With offshore wind costs 2.5 times higher than onshore wind costs, the economics do not favor their development
Solar’s Dirt and Toxic Issues
By Jack Dini | December 19, 2017
Nitrogen trifluoride (NF3) is a key chemical agent used to manufacture photovoltaic cells for solar panels