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Cass picks apart the various (and contradictory) arguments for a carbon tax so beautifully that this is one of the single best pieces in the genre

The $10 Trillion Resource North Korea Can’t Tap By -- Nick Cunningham | September 14, 2017
North Korea sits on sizeable deposits of more than 200 different minerals,

This debate likely may continue ad infinitum between skeptical academics like Happer and his undoubting colleagues doing research with federal grants.

Fewer wildflower choices thwart bees’ natural inclination to choose a balanced diet and they suffer cognitively from lack of omega-3 acids.

The Trump administration has done a lot to undo onerous regulations imposed by the Obama administration, as the above list indicates, and it took the initial steps toward the reversal in record time

The Hurricane Harvey Hustle By | September 10, 2017
Facts about Harvey trump attempts to use it to advance manmade climate cataclysm agendas

Rather than attempt to shave fractions of an inch off of future sea level rise in the distant future, policymakers should keep fossil fuels affordable, plentiful, and reliable to deal with climate and weather events of all kinds

Round up of 'death wish' calls

Carbon tax proponents often make contradictory promises to different groups in order to garner support

LIVE stream of President Donald Trump's speech in Bismarck, ND on tax reform with workers from the energy sector.

Infrastructure resilience is the ability to reduce the magnitude and/or duration of disruptive events

Here we go again

How EIA Guestimates Keep Oil Prices Subdued By -- Nick Cunningham | September 5, 2017
In short, the U.S. shale industry is on track to disappoint, which would mean there is a lot of upside risk to oil prices

Erroneous recent calculation highlights need to assess renewable energy sustainability claims

Croplands, habitats, taxes, family budgets, safety sacrificed to enrich politically connected few?

Keeping the Lights on at America’s Nuclear Power Plants

Johnston’s frankenia

Anti-mining groups "protect" local tribe against phony risks by trampling on Guatemalan workers

A new protein database could help food scientists detect efforts to misrepresent cheaper fish for more expensive ones.

Lettuce grows larger when fertilized with pollen-derived carbon dots.

There looks to be no break from the storm until Wednesday or Thursday

California’s climate-crazy legislature is coming to the rescue

Al Gore is at war with himself. Little wonder that his hypocritical, hyperbolic message goes backward with his every push

New report on electricity markets and reliability

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Official Gore Sequel Rebuttal – Special Report

Barack Obama and radical--and often violent--environmentalists worked in hand-in-glove to shut down the Dakota Access Pipeline

The lost gasoline tax revenues from electric vehicle penetration can be enormous if sales skyrocket

The Next Oil Price Spike May Cripple The Industry By -- Andreas de Vries and Dr. Salman Ghouri | August 24, 2017
For a future oil price spike would not indicate a sign of recovery of the oil industry. It would more of a "last gasp" by the industry

Citizens in developing countries want power that they can rely on 24 hours a day