Global Warming-Energy-Environment
Find the cure—ignore the symptoms
By Guest Column -- James E. Smith and Michelle Jamshidi | November 13, 2017
Historical breakthrough changes occur when innovators seek cures for societal problems
New England and other cold weather areas need more energy pipelines
By Robin Rorick | November 12, 2017
When you peel away the politics and focus on the facts, pipelines are a win for jobs, consumer savings and energy reliability
Cheers! Skeptics toast U.S. exit from Paris pact at UN climate summit in Germany
By Marc Morano | November 11, 2017
The toast heard round the world
Wind Energy Issues
By Jack Dini | November 9, 2017
Are renewable energies making a difference, and are they sustainable?
Party Time for Climateers
By Viv Forbes | November 9, 2017
The money is great, the parties are fun, and the prize is power
CA Gov. Jerry Brown’s War Against Reality… and the Climate
By Katy Grimes | November 8, 2017
Marxist Brown is at war with Donald Trump
Southeast Asia’s Coal Demand Boom
By Institute for Energy Research | November 8, 2017
Global coal demand has increased U.S. exports of coal
Cleaning up aquatic pollution with mussels
By American Chemical Society | November 8, 2017
The ribbed mussel could help clean up excess nitrogen and pollution from water
Wind Speed Is Slowing Down
By Jack Dini | November 6, 2017
The phenomenon is known as 'stilling', and scientists are not sure why it is happening.
Initial Thoughts on the GOP Tax Bill
By Institute for Energy Research | November 3, 2017
There are many controversial measures contained in the GOP bill. In order to minimize the hit to revenue, the desired rate reductions were matched by the elimination of many deductions and exemptions
War. Deny Pruitt and his family the security they need
The changing world energy economy
By Guest Column -- James E. Smith and Alex Hatch | November 2, 2017
Ingenuity and efficiency are reducing links between economic growth and energy consumption
Citizen’s energy dialog a disgrace
By Guest Column -- Patrick Hunt | November 2, 2017
Citizen Dialogue on Canada’s Energy Future
To the Corn-Farming CLIMATE Protectors—especially in Iowa and Illinois
By Dr. Klaus L.E. Kaiser | November 1, 2017
With the unemployment rate at 4.2%, the economy strengthening, a commercial “tax holiday” in the offing, and consumer confidence at a 17-year high, perhaps it’s time to get weaned off the bio-ethanol bandwagon
U.S. to Become a Major LNG Exporter
By Institute for Energy Research | November 1, 2017
The United States is poised to become one of the top 3 LNG exporters along with Australia and Qatar
Agitators, regulators and predators on the prowl
By Paul Driessen | October 29, 2017
They're going for a knockout and jackpot on a farm chemical, a corporation--and science
Warmth is no Worry but Cold Kills
By Viv Forbes | October 26, 2017
Ice, Snow, Global Warming, Icebergs
The 5 Countries That Could Push Oil Prices Up
By Oilprice.com -- Nick Cunningham | October 25, 2017
The 'Fragile Five' petrostates--Iran, Iraq, Libya, Nigeria and Venezuela‚--continue to see supply disruption potential
Vanadium: The Metal We Can’t Do Without And Don’t Produce
By Rick Mills | October 24, 2017
From swords to jet engines
WHO Lied about Dangers of Roundup
By Timothy Birdnow | October 23, 2017
This is a huge scandal and one the public needs to be alerted to
Sea levels have been rising for 10,000 years
By Robert Felix Ice Age Now | October 22, 2017
This talk of unprecedented rising sea levels and catastrophic global warming is complete nonsense
Trying to perpetuate alarmist climate “science”
By David Wojick, PhD | October 20, 2017
The Obama era "Climate Science Special Report" demands a "red team" analysis
Lithium Supercycle
By Rick Mills | October 18, 2017
Lithium Supercycle, North America's lack of supply Lithium, Fragmented supply chains, Upcoming drill programs, assays, metallurgical work results and Cypress Development are all on my radar screen. Are they on yours?
Clean Power Plan Repeal: Myths vs. Reality
By Institute for Energy Research | October 18, 2017
Contrary to the myths being floated by pundits and bloggers, there really was a war on coal, the fortunes of coal weren't just due to natural gas prices, and ending the CPP won't make a big difference to measured climate change.
Goodbye to Gasoline…
By Dr. Klaus L.E. Kaiser | October 15, 2017
Reading or listening to news from many different sources and media, I'm frequently incensed about the apparent lack of understanding of the difference between energy (content) and power
The Obama EPA’s crooked prosecutors
By Paul Driessen | October 15, 2017
The agency's carbon dioxide climate "endangerment finding" was a kangaroo court process
Surprising Pollution From Trees
By Jack Dini | October 15, 2017
During a bad hot spell in 2006, plants in Berlin contributed to as much as 60% of the observed ozone pollution
China’s New Environmental Problem: Battery Disposal
By Institute for Energy Research | October 14, 2017
China is now the largest market for electric vehicles and it is growing due to lucrative subsidies and a future quota system
What Do People Think About Climate Change?
By Institute for Energy Research | October 13, 2017
There is little enthusiasm for taxing energy