Global Warming-Energy-Environment

Arctic and Antarctica sea ice 7, ships of fools 0 By Jack Dini | September 20, 2019

Arctic Sea Ice Stops Another Ship With Climate Change Warriors

Motivations Behind and Beyond Global Warming/Climate Change By Rick Hayes | September 19, 2019

Saikat Chakrabarti: "The interesting thing about the Green New Deal, is it wasn't originally a climate thing at all... Because we really think of it as a how-do-you-change-the-entire-economy thing."

Aphid-stressed pines show different secondary organic aerosol formation By American Chemical Society | September 17, 2019

Scots pine trees, like those above, emit different gases when aphids feed on them

Walmart and Amazon Sue Tesla, Solar Panels Blamed for Fires By Institute for Energy Research | September 17, 2019

The SolarCity gamble may not pan out for Tesla, as the filings by Walmart and Amazon can attest to,

“SharpieGate” Unwittingly Destroys the Case for Climate Alarmism By Institute for Energy Research | September 15, 2019

Democratic political figures issue completely ludicrous claims about climate change that dwarf the inaccurate assessment of probabilities involved in SharpieGate.

Agriculture Secretary Restricts Alarmist Announcements By Dr. Jay Lehr & Tom Harris | September 13, 2019

Plants grow faster and with less water requirements. Secretary Perdue is right to put the lid on alarmist climate claims

Weakening Shale Productivity “VERY Bullish” For Oil Prices By Oilprice.com -- Nick Cunningham | September 13, 2019

Buckets of icy cold reality By Paul Driessen | September 11, 2019

Democrat presidential candidates and Green New Dealers need to face some hard energy facts

CNN’s Town Hall: Searching for a Savior for Climate Change Cultists By Rev. Michael Bresciani | September 9, 2019

Now there is a doomsday element to the religion. AOC gave us 12 years and others say we may not last that long

Watch: How much does a cloud weigh? By American Chemical Society | September 7, 2019

Species Extinction Overblown By Jack Dini | September 6, 2019

It appears the only species headed for extinction is the increasingly rare Alarmist Globulus Warmus

U.S. Closes Coal Plants as the Developing World Builds Them By Institute for Energy Research | September 4, 2019

While the United States is retiring coal-fired power plants, developing Asia (particularly China and India) is building them due to their affordability and reliability.

A silky home for air- and water-purifying microalgae By American Chemical Society | September 3, 2019

A 3D-printed silk hydrogel “tree” hosts oxygen-producing microalgae (green).

Berkeley Bans Natural Gas in New Residential Buildings By Institute for Energy Research | August 27, 2019

Berkeley City Council has banned its use in new residential buildings, mandating electricity instead

Climate Computer Models Lacking in Accuracy By Jack Dini | August 27, 2019

The Physical Impossibility of Renewable Energy Meeting the Paris Accord Goals By Institute for Energy Research | August 25, 2019

The Green New Deal and a "new energy economy" are not physically possible despite what America's politicians believe and what is promoted in the media

Fossil Fuels: Still Winning By Institute for Energy Research | August 25, 2019

Still a fossil fuel world. If subsidy fatigue sets in for wind power, solar power, ethanol, electric vehicles, legacy nuclear plants continue to retire, carbon-based energies could reach, even exceed 90 percent of global primary energy consumption

More fake five-alarm crises from the IPCC By Paul Driessen | August 24, 2019

"Mainstream" news outlets dutifully feature climate cataclysm claims that have no basis in reality

Environmentalists Killed More Europeans Than Islamic Terrorists Did By Daniel Greenfield | August 22, 2019

The latest heat wave shows what living in a society run by environmentalists looks like

Sunscreens release metals and nutrients into seawater By American Chemical Society | August 21, 2019

Sunscreens release trace metals and inorganic nutrients into seawater.

Wind Power Is Collapsing In Germany By Institute for Energy Research | August 21, 2019

The Germans are finding out that there are many issues with wind farms that include noise pollution, wildlife and monument protection, military and radio conflicts, and NIMBY--not in my back yard--issues

Greenland’s Ice Sheet and Climate Change Policy By Institute for Energy Research | August 20, 2019

Part 2 of 2: The extreme activists trying to throw out traditional cost-benefit analysis are shown, once again, to be bluffing

Greenland’s Ice Sheet and Climate Change Policy By Institute for Energy Research | August 19, 2019

Part 1 of 2: Economics of the disintegration of the Greenland ice sheet

What Exactly Happened at Chernobyl? (VIDEO) By American Chemical Society | August 18, 2019

Biofuels Baloney By Viv Forbes | August 16, 2019

If Greens want to reduce life-supporting CO2 (a foolish goal), they should be building houses out of old growth forests, not burning it.

Time magazine and ‘sinking’ Pacific nations By Jack Dini | August 16, 2019

Policymakers who want to help the residents of a number of these islands should tackle issues like poverty, health care, corruption and domestic violence and avoid paying so much lip-service to climate

Ohio’s New Energy Bill By Institute for Energy Research | August 16, 2019

Ohio's new bill takes money away from renewable energy and efficiency mandates and directs it toward existing nuclear and coal plants, extending their operating lives

There is NO ‘CLIMATE EMERGENCY!’ By Dr. Jay Lehr & Tom Harris | August 13, 2019

Only emergency that matters is the threat to our way of life in the free democratic world placed upon us by climate alarmists, many of whom do not really care about climate or the environment. Their goal is world socialism and government control

Enforce rules against false and misleading organic claims By Paul Driessen | August 12, 2019

FDA must no longer let organic food growers, manufacturers and sellers get away with lies

James Hansen on Climate Policy: The Latest By Institute for Energy Research | August 10, 2019