Global Warming-Energy-Environment
U.S. tops world in oil and natural gas jobs, but many more await
By Jack N. Gerard | August 21, 2017
Eighty percent of U.S. voters support increased domestic oil and natural gas production and accessing our vast offshore resources in the Atlantic and Arctic Oceans, and Eastern Gulf of Mexico is a promising place to start
Fair trade for thee, but not for me
By Paul Driessen | August 20, 2017
Imagine what a Tesla or wind turbine would cost if the Left followed its own "principles"
California Gas-Fired Power Plant Files for Bankruptcy
By Institute for Energy Research | August 20, 2017
La Paloma is not the only power plant in California facing closure due to its policy promoting renewable energy
How cicadas manage to ‘wing it’
By American Chemical Society | August 16, 2017
A new analysis suggests that cicadas are lousy fliers because of the chemical composition of their wings
Solar photovoltaic energy is not as environmentally conscious as many think it is
Climate Optimism, Energy Realism for the Next Generation
By Institute for Energy Research | August 14, 2017
Climate economics
Life in fossil-fuel-free utopia
By Paul Driessen | August 13, 2017
Life without oil, natural gas and coal would most likely be nasty, brutish and short
Loons, Loonies, and Lunatics
By Dr. Klaus L.E. Kaiser | August 12, 2017
In other words, lunatics are running the asylum
Concrete- Lots Of Activity
By Jack Dini | August 12, 2017
What is it about Roman concrete that keeps the Pantheon and Coliseum still standing
Bill Nye wants global warming deniers to die
By Matthew Vadum | August 11, 2017
Bill Nye, the anti-science guy
Will Consumers Forfeit Traditional Vehicles for Electrics?
By Institute for Energy Research | August 11, 2017
Consumers must be convinced that the combustion era is ending and electric is taking over for the bans on combustion vehicles to be effective.
Tech Guru Unveils New Battery To Challenge Lithium-Ion
By Oilprice.com -- Tsvetana Paraskova | August 11, 2017
Sun Microsystems co-founder Bill Joy and the company he currently backs, Ionic Materials, unveiled a solid-state alkaline battery
Like a movie release from the Book of Revelations
Actually, Plenty of Intellectuals Oppose a Carbon Tax
By Institute for Energy Research | August 9, 2017
U.S. carbon tax a "shell game"
Timely reminder that America can and should reassert nuclear power as a key pillar of our electric grid
Blackouts Stalk Green Energy Utopia
By Viv Forbes | August 8, 2017
When the city wakes to another cloudy windless day, where will its electricity come from?
Gore fans allege film 'sabotaged' by Paramount
Shameless fear-mongering—versus reality
By Paul Driessen | August 7, 2017
Al Gore pedals climate and weather scam. CFACT film and Aussie book present Climate Facts
The American Opportunity Carbon Fee Act Is Not a Market Solution
Electricity Prices in South Australia Skyrocket
By Institute for Energy Research | August 3, 2017
Without the proper back-up power and policies that support it, the United States could end up facing the similar unreliability that challenges the electrical grid in South Australia
Cielo, and the demise of landfills, are definitely on my screen. Are they on yours?
This Oil Price Rally Has Reached Its Limit
By Oilprice.com -- Nick Cunningham | August 2, 2017
If Venezuela sees its exports disrupted in a sudden way, the ceiling for oil prices in 2017 could be quite a bit higher than everyone expects at the moment
Milton Friedman on Energy
By Institute for Energy Research | August 1, 2017
Milton Friedman's timeless energy insights should be appreciated for all time
Biofuel justifications are illusory
By Paul Driessen | July 30, 2017
It's time to really cut, cut, cut ethanol and other renewable fuel mandates--maybe to zero
Remember these basics: "light" versus "heavy" refers to API gravity, "sweet" versus "sour" refers to sulfur content, WTI and Brent are geographic benchmarks that give us a glimpse of the prices buyers, sellers are circling around on the open market
Russia is heavily invested in seeing that fracking fails because of the challenges it would pose to Gazprom if more countries take up the practice
Reasons for the decline differ by market with residential solar facing market saturation in certain markets, financial problems for solar manufacturers and changes to state net metering policies to more fairly compensate homeowners for excess power
Enemies of humanity
By Guest Column -- Steven Lyazi | July 26, 2017
Mosquitoes and uncaring environmental activists perpetuate poverty, disease and death
We're talking about hobbling energy development today in order to make the Earth a few degrees cooler for people who will probably have robots fly them to work.

