Global Warming-Energy-Environment
Is A Big Move In Oil Prices Due?
By Oilprice.com -- Brian Noble | July 1, 2017
Violent price swings in tech stocks, gold, oil and other asset classes are a result of the preponderance of algorithmic trading plus high levels of leverage prevalent across all markets today. What used to be price discovery is now essentially noise
Nearly doomed by too little CO2
By Dennis Avery | June 30, 2017
During the last ice age, too little atmospheric carbon dioxide almost eradicated mankind
US funding dubious science and unfounded fear
By Ron Arnold | June 29, 2017
Eco-militants that defiled scientific integrity in government agencies defy corrections
Energy Secretary Right on Climate Change
By Tom Harris | June 29, 2017
More politicians need Perry's courage
CFP readership should note that one quick way to slow down these initiatives is to insist that their Congressional representatives cut-off federal funding to the Great Lakes States to implement these agreements, laws, regulations and initiative
Questioning Recycling Of Wind Turbine Blades
By Jack Dini | June 28, 2017
If the industry cannot come up with more sustainable manufacturing and disposal processes, public acceptance of wind energy would decline
Eminent energy economist warns that carbon capture and storage will never be viable
We should be glad the US is out
By Paul Driessen & David R. Legates | June 26, 2017
States that claim they're committed to Paris do nothing for the climate and ill serve their citizens
Is There Still Hope For Higher Oil Prices?
By Oilprice.com -- Nick Cunningham | June 26, 2017
Simmering conflict in the Middle East could continue to grow, threatening to derail cooperation between OPEC members
Scientific Expeditions Get Stuck in Arctic and Antarctic Ice
By Jack Dini | June 25, 2017
When are climate scientist, not scientists? When then they are trapped in ice. Then they are called tourists
The case for government conservationism has not been made. Energy policy predicated on market conservation is merited on consumer, producer, taxpayer, and civil grounds
The Wind Lobby’s Policy Two-Step
By Institute for Energy Research | June 24, 2017
Falling costs of production ultimately lead to lower retail prices in a competitive market
EPA’s suspect science
By Guest Column -- John Rafuse | June 22, 2017
Its practices have defiled scientific integrity, but proposed corrections bring shock and defiance
New York's decision to spend $750 million in taxpayer funds for a highly automated factory creating just 500 manufacturing jobs equates to a gigantic $1.5 million subsidy per manufacturing job
U.S. right to withdraw from a con triggered by propaganda not science!
By Guest Column -- William Happer | June 21, 2017
Anguished cries from environmental lobbyists, crony capitalists, and some foreign governments about the US withdrawal from the Paris Climate Agreement
Wind generation has reached its current level of market penetration only through the aid of costly government tax incentives, garnered by groups like AWEA, that ultimately serve to diminish baseload capacity and reduce our grid's reliability
Touchstone Donald and Climate change
By Guest Column William Walter Kay, | June 20, 2017
Global Warming is a big lie. Global Warming is a foundational myth of the European Union. Global Warming is a paternalistic deception fostering European hegemony.
Who profits today from the global warming/climate change industry, worth trillions of dollars?"
Clarifying Paris, Part 1
By Institute for Energy Research | June 20, 2017
Paris Agreement was just a non-binding pledge and so there's no point to pulling out; no big whoop. How can one possibly reconcile these two views?
In spite of government, not because of it, although Trump's policy changes are finally helping
Advancing scientific integrity on bees
By Paul Driessen | June 19, 2017
Putting a beehive at the VP's residence could spur people's understanding of bee problems
These programs cost consumers and taxpayers more than the alternatives available to the market place and often are regressive policies
Oil Prices Are Set To Rebound
By Oilprice.com -- Nick Cunningham | June 14, 2017
So what happens next depends on who you ask. Market fundamentals look weak but some traders see attractive entry points
Enron...George H. W. Bush...Rio Earth Summit 1992...Kyoto Protocol of 1997...Paris Climate Agreement of 2015
Jobs, Energy, and Economics
By Institute for Energy Research | June 13, 2017
When it comes to energy, people often forget what the purpose of jobs is.
The Climate Confederacy
By Daniel Greenfield | June 13, 2017
If the climate confederacy is not held accountable for its treason, the crisis will only grow
Ocean Health, Climate Change and Migration: Understanding the Nexus and Implications for People on the Move
More rational policies in our future?
By Paul Driessen | June 11, 2017
Trump's Paris decision challenges bad science, economics and energy politics behind treaty
Turtles and Reality
By Dr. Klaus L.E. Kaiser | June 11, 2017
After decades of research with billions of research funds spent, there is less scientific evidence than ever before of any linkage between carbon dioxide levels in the air and the global mean temperature, or the proclaimed "catastrophic" ocean level