Global Warming-Energy-Environment
Low-Level Radiation and Health
By Jack Dini | June 8, 2021
Radiation Therapy: Literally hundred of thousands of medical workers exposed to frequent low-level radiation have experienced similar positive health benefits
Follow the science, at least on nutrition
By Paul Driessen | June 6, 2021
Even if we hew to politicized science on Covid and climate, can’t we do real science on food?
A viable alternative to Chinese minerals hegemony
By Duggan Flanakin | May 29, 2021
The long and winding road to building a Free-World rare-earths supply chain
Cold-More To Come?
By Jack Dini | May 28, 2021
The last grand minimum event produced the mini-ice age in the mid-17th century. Known as the Maunder Minimum
Alarmists Play Loose With Numbers
By Jack Dini | May 16, 2021
Coal, Deforestation, Amazon Rainforest, Antarctic and Greenland Ice Sheet, Wildfires
Al Gore, Our Melting Planet and the Blizzard of 2018
By John Eidson | May 16, 2021
Gore and other high profile climate frauds continue to furiously beat the drums of global warming alarmism
Will Oil Hit $80 This Summer?
By Oilprice.com Julianne Geiger | May 12, 2021
The outlook may be uncertain, but the current trend is definitely one of drawing down oil stocks—a sign of increased oil demand while OPEC+ continues to restrict output
It’s Not An Oil Pipeline, it’s Fuel
By Mark Smyth | May 12, 2021
Shipping fuel by tanker and rail
When “a little corruption” in Mexico goes too far
By Duggan Flanakin | May 8, 2021
Opening up an investigation into the alleged and proven wrongdoings by public officials at the Tax Administration Service would shine light on major areas of public corruption
Questioning China’s Endorsement of Net Zero Emissions
By Jack Dini | May 6, 2021
The trampling of Hong Kong's freedoms, the paper argues, demonstrates that there is no point negotiating with the Chinese Communist party on long term issues like climate change
A botanical cure for construction’s heavy carbon emissions
By ISRAEL21c | May 6, 2021
In the effort to decarbonize the construction sector, an Israeli company has developed an environmentally friendly building material: the kenaf plant
The Fungus Among Us: Important To Know
By Jack Dini | April 27, 2021
Fungi Are More Important Than Most Folks Realize
China’s strange endorsement of ‘net zero’,
By Duggan Flanakin | April 26, 2021
The Chinese path to supposed decarbonization starts with a lot more coal
The Green Virus is Spreading - Lock it Down
By Viv Forbes | April 25, 2021
A Green Virus is being spread by the World Climate Conference – they must be gagged for our safety
Misguided Environmental Activism
By Jack Dini | April 20, 2021
Environmental Activism Can Hurt The Poor
Africans reject demands to end fossil fuel use
By Duggan Flanakin | April 18, 2021
Africans need strategies that support economic development, jobs, access to energy
India ignores media preaching on ‘net zero carbon’
By Duggan Flanakin | April 18, 2021
First-world ‘experts' have no business chiding nations that prefer prosperity over poverty
Saving pollinators from an imaginary bee-pocalypse
By Paul Driessen | April 18, 2021
Honeybees are doing OK, despite varroa mites, the Covid-driven economy and other problems
As Weather Becomes Climate
By Bob Hoye | April 15, 2021
If these promoters were serious about altering the climate, they would change the Solar Cycle.
Yearly Food Scare: Not To Worry
By Jack Dini | April 10, 2021
Remember this the next time you hear the food scare of the month
EPA’s totalitarian assault on America
By Duggan Flanakin | April 3, 2021
Using phony “transparency” and “dialogue” to target auto racing, then all fossil fuel use
It takes big energy to back up little wind and solar
By David Wojick, PhD | April 2, 2021
Depending on weather-dependent energy for jobs and living standards takes money, resources
Wind Turbines Don’t Like Cold Weather
By Jack Dini | April 2, 2021
The push to go Green at any cost would leave America dependent on weather dependent intermittent electricity from wind turbines and solar panels. This would be an energy disaster
Energy Problems: Energy Solutions: Canada and the US
By Bob Hoye | April 2, 2021
Massive political reforms in both nations-- as ordinary folk realize that control freaks are not just costly, they are economic sociopaths
Open Letter to the Prime Minister
Renewables “Market-Failed” Natural Gas in Texas
By Institute for Energy Research | March 28, 2021
Central Planning Failure, 'Predatory' Renewables Pricing
We should learn what lessons from Fukushima?
By Dr. Kelvin Kemm | March 27, 2021
Lesson #1: People died from forced evacuations, not from radiation
Funding Infrastructure Investment: A Trucking Tax?
By Institute for Energy Research | March 27, 2021
Biden's infrastructure program will be costly and finding a way to pay for it is keeping Congress busy with proposals. One such proposal—a vehicle miles traveled for commercial trucks
The World Since I Was Born
By Institute for Energy Research | March 26, 2021
Since 1953, the increase in energy consumption may well be the primary driver of rising CO2 concentrations, but it has also been critical to the economic growth that drives phenomenally beneficial trends in virtually every metric of human wellbeing
Flood Plains are for Floods
By Viv Forbes | March 24, 2021
Rather than wasting billions on futile efforts to change global climate, governments should spend those billions on flood-proofing their railways, bridges, roads and electricity supply