Global Warming-Energy-Environment
China and India, ranked first and third globally in greenhouse gas emissions, are planning to build coal-fired plants at home and in other countries to bring electrification to the developing world and to continue to grow their economies
Tesla battery, subsidy and sustainability fantasies
By Paul Driessen | July 23, 2017
More subsidies from exhausted California taxpayers cannot compensate for hard realities
After 241 years of American freedom the world will be returned to the dystopian existence of masters and slaves because a willfully blind American public was seduced by the Humanitarian Hoax of climate change
BP Predicts Global Oil Demand Will Peak in 2042
By Institute for Energy Research | July 21, 2017
BP expects oil, coal and natural gas to provide 75 percent of the world's energy in 2035 despite the growth in non-carbon energy sources
“Dirty, Difficult, And Dangerous”: Why Millennials Won’t Work In Oil
By Oilprice.com -- Tsvetana Paraskova | July 21, 2017
The oil and gas industry is losing the competition for talent recruitment to industries that are more appealing to Millennials, and U.S. oil and gas firms will face the talent crunch first
CA GOP Swamp Sells Out to Dems on Corrupt Cap and Trade
By Katy Grimes | July 21, 2017
Environmental land trusts: Not always a good deal
By Timothy Lindstrom | July 20, 2017
While significant conservation may result from for-profit easement deduction syndications, if it is at the cost of the tax benefits that support voluntary land conservation nation-wide; it is not an end that justifies the means
A Keynote Address to Forget
By Dr. Klaus L.E. Kaiser | July 19, 2017
Science has never been and will never be something where “consensus” is relevant
Rick Perry and Say’s Law
By Institute for Energy Research | July 18, 2017
Subsequent economists, eager to justify interventions in the name of fighting depression, have caricatured "Say's Law" into something that Say never wrote
Al Gore: Fighting global warming is just like abolishing slavery
By Dan Calabrese | July 17, 2017
Oh?
Insanity and hypocrisy Down Under
By Paul Driessen | July 17, 2017
Al Gore's bombast and hypocrisy, an energy debacle "no one saw coming," lessons for USA
‘Deep Decarbonization’ vs. Direct-Use Natural Gas
By Institute for Energy Research | July 15, 2017
A massive regulatory structure remains in place that will follow the political winds in the future. Legislative reform of EERE's mission--indeed the agency's very existence--is required to achieve pro-consumer, pro-taxpayer, America-first energy poli
The Technical Failure That Could Clear The Oil Glut In A Matter Of Weeks
By Oilprice.com -- Cyril Widdershoven | July 15, 2017
China’s Drive For Global Resources
By Jack Dini | July 13, 2017
Roughly two-thirds of China's power in 2030 will come form fossil energy, the vast majority from coal
States Consider Moratoria on Wind Construction
By Institute for Energy Research | July 13, 2017
The cost of renewable energy and issues with aesthetics are causing state legislators to question whether their renewable energy mandates should continue and/or if a moratorium should be used to study the issues
Moss Mine Marching Towards Production
By Rick Mills | July 11, 2017
Northern Vertex is definitely on my screen. Is it on yours? If not, it should be.
California’s Solar Energy Overload
By Institute for Energy Research | July 11, 2017
Rapid expansion of renewable power can cause unexpected problems with electric grid stability.
Coal Boom Worldwide
By Jack Dini | July 10, 2017
The frenzied addition of coal plants underscores how the world is set to remain dependent on coal for decades despite fast growth in renewable energy sources like wind and solar power
The crisis of integrity-deficient science
By Paul Driessen | July 10, 2017
Falsifying or ignoring data that don't support conclusions or agendas is worse than junk science
U.S. Has Large Backlog of Uncompleted Oil Wells
By Institute for Energy Research | July 8, 2017
Oil prices may continue to decline unless OPEC digs deeper and cuts oil production even more. U.S. oil production is increasing, compensating for the OPEC oil production cuts, and the excess oil is creating a glut on the market
Clarifying Paris, Part 2
By Institute for Energy Research | July 6, 2017
The American public needs to understand that much of what they've heard concerning climate change policy is nonsensical and indeed internally contradictory.
Don’t Hold Your Breath For Deeper OPEC Cuts
By Oilprice.com -- Nick Cunningham | July 6, 2017
We will probably be stuck with the current trajectory--muddling through for another year or so with modest drawdowns in inventories, and oil prices stuck in its current range between $40 and $60
Low Dose Radiation Revisited
By Jack Dini | July 6, 2017
Misuse of the LNT model portends spending in excess of $1 trillion in the United States alone for negligible health benefits just for government environmental cleanup programs, while truly significant public health protections are unfunded
China looks to restore the blue skies
The man who thinks matter came from nothing strikes again.
Natural economies of scale and grid reliability emerge from a let the consumer decide energy policy. In a free society, small, medium, and large can be beautiful
Trump’s energy policy
By Marc Duchamp | July 3, 2017
Will Canada, Australia and Europe commit economic suicide by sticking to intermittent, harmful, unaffordable renewable energy?
Monumental, unsustainable environmental impacts
By Paul Driessen | July 2, 2017
Replacing fossil fuels with renewable energy would inflict major land, wildlife, resource damage