Global Warming-Energy-Environment
California and New York Having Problems Delivering Energy
By Institute for Energy Research | November 1, 2019
New York and California are at the forefront of denying energy to their consumers due to renewable mandates and subsidies, bans on hydraulic fracturing for natural gas production, and denying permits for natural gas pipelines
A study of the Sierra snow pack confirmed that more than a third of the air pollution affecting California originates in China
The Minister for Wasting Water, DAVID LITTLEPROUD, must resign
By Viv Forbes | November 1, 2019
David Littleproud is responsible for a Government Authority that is denying the people their most basic of rights; that is access to water
Eco-imperialists impose a biomess on Africa
By Duggan Flanakin | October 30, 2019
Instead of cutting forests and burning dung and charcoal, shouldn’t Africa have cheap electricity?
Is it climate socialism – or eco-fascism?
By Paul Driessen | October 27, 2019
Green New Deal climate alarm socialism is really intolerant, totalitarian eco-fascism
Fossil-Fuel Divestment: A Shell Game
By Institute for Energy Research | October 27, 2019
Americans and the world should continue to invest, not divest, in dense mineral energies
The good news about our oil supplies
By Dr. Jay Lehr & Tom Harris | October 25, 2019
Memories of peak oil, the idea that the world was soon to run out of oil, are fading
PG&E Service Disruptions Shows Flaws With Government Regulation
By Institute for Energy Research | October 25, 2019
The PG&E debacle showcases the flaws of government-regulated monopolies
Alarmist Overreach
By Viv Forbes | October 24, 2019
Coal is Still King and Growing
By Jack Dini | October 23, 2019
Behind the scenes the Chinese Belt and Road Initiative is starting to look like a gigantic coal plant construction exercise.
Norway’s Electric Vehicle Market
By Institute for Energy Research | October 20, 2019
Despite the huge market for EVs in Norway, the environmental benefits are small and the cost is very expensive
PG&E Woes: Political Failure, Not Market Failure
By Institute for Energy Research | October 16, 2019
Their ire would be best directed not at PG&E, but at the regulated monopoly model that Californians themselves have maintained through their state government
Solar Road Setbacks
By Jack Dini | October 15, 2019
After years of development and millions of dollars (including government funding), all of the solar roadways installed to date do not produce cost-effective energy production.
U.S. Oil Production Booming
By Institute for Energy Research | October 9, 2019
The hydraulic fracturing and horizontal drilling boom in U.S. shale basins has made the United States the world's largest oil producer.
The Bogus “Consensus” Argument on Climate Change
By Institute for Energy Research | October 8, 2019
Advocates of aggressive government intervention to claim that "97% of scientists" agree with their position
Censoring Climate Now
By News on the Net | October 7, 2019
Energy Poverty is a Killer
By Jack Dini | October 4, 2019
Humanity, including the world's poorest people, will be much better off in a 'fossil fueled development' scenario than under a sustainable scenario of a lower CO2 world
“Fridays-for-Hubraum” – a new Friday Movement
By Dr. Klaus L.E. Kaiser | September 30, 2019
Then ask yourself: Cui bono -- Who profits from this scheme?
Internationally, coal is still the dominant electricity generation fuel despite large investments in renewable energy.
U.N. Climate Change Summit Does Not Produce Results
By Institute for Energy Research | September 27, 2019
Despite the United Nations efforts to curb coal use, a number of countries have plans for further development of their coal resources. China, India, and Russia all plan on expanding coal production
Cold Versus Heat Deaths
By Jack Dini | September 27, 2019
Summer heat waves are deadly, but winter is deadlier
European Climate Declaration There is no climate emergency, say 500 experts
By Viv Forbes | September 25, 2019
IER Files Second RFS Related FOIA Request with the USDA
By Institute for Energy Research | September 25, 2019
What role the USDA has undertaken in the past several months to alter the renewable fuels mandate that would lead to increased costs for American families
China Is Erasing the Paris Climate Accord
By Institute for Energy Research | September 25, 2019
It is time to call off the statist climate crusade
Microbe from New Jersey wetlands chomps PFAS
By American Chemical Society | September 23, 2019
A fallen tree exposes iron-rich soils, the source of PFAS-degrading bacteria in a forested wetland at the Assunpink Wildlife Management Area in New Jersey.
More buckets of icy cold energy reality
By Paul Driessen | September 23, 2019
Democrats, Green New Dealers and UN gabfest attendees need to get 'woke' on eco-energy
Electricity in Australia – Switching from Success to Failure
By Viv Forbes | September 23, 2019
Insist that all ACT homes and businesses live without subsidies from tax payers or consumers and without generating or importing any energy from coal, diesel, petrol or gas
The Strategic Petroleum Reserve: History and Uses
By Institute for Energy Research | September 22, 2019
The Strategic Petroleum Reserve is an emergency oil storage facility to be used to mitigate oil supply disruptions
Electric Vehicle Subsidies: On the Road to Nowhere
By Institute for Energy Research | September 22, 2019
Extended subsidies will simply prolong the uneconomic and require future extensions. It's time to level the playing field and let the market decide.
Electricity in the realm of the Lion King
By Guest Column -- Dr. Kelvin Kemm | September 21, 2019
Small Modular Reactors, especially Pebble Bed Modular Reactors, are Africa's best future