Global Warming-Energy-Environment
The Fluorine Conundrum
By Dr. Klaus L.E. Kaiser | August 10, 2019
Alternatively, these PFAS materials, perhaps are truly benign to the environment and human health, sort of like the poly-tetrafluoroethylene compound, known and in worldwide use for around 80 years now under the tradename Teflon
Time to Give Greenhouse Gas Endangerment Finding a ‘Tremendous Whack’
By Tom Harris & Dr. Jay Lehr | August 9, 2019
Winston Churchill: "If you have an important point to make, don't try to be subtle or clever. Use a pile driver. Hit the point once. Then come back and hit it again. Then hit it a third time--a tremendous whack."
The impacts on households and businesses of all kinds would be enormous. A quadrupling of gasoline prices would plunge the U.S. economy into a deep recession. Policymakers should understand the consequences of their proposals
Past, present and future progress requires mining
By John Clema | August 7, 2019
Metal and mineral needs are constant, constantly evolving, requiring new mines
“Planting Trees” Disrupts the Carbon Tax Narrative
By Institute for Energy Research | August 6, 2019
Tree-planting might be the single best way to reduce the human contribution to carbon dioxide in the atmosphere
Fishers Snag Offshore Wind Farms
By Institute for Energy Research | August 6, 2019
Offshore wind is expensive, costing more than natural gas and onshore wind power
Wasting Australia’s Resources
By Viv Forbes | August 6, 2019
Foolish politicians, driven by extreme green ideology, are wasting Australia’s resources
Milton Friedman’s Energy Insights
By Institute for Energy Research | August 5, 2019
Milton Friedman's timeless energy insights should be appreciated today--and not forgotten
Glyphosate-Cancer Link: coordinated, well-funded attack on America, free enterprise and technology, using social media, litigation, intimidation and confrontation
Zero Emissions Australia?
By Viv Forbes | August 1, 2019
Islam, leftists hand-in-hand promoting “green” legislation
By A. Dru Kristenev | July 31, 2019
Depopulate to repopulate--an ancient formula for control
Once Again Arctic Stops An Icebreaker
By Jack Dini | July 31, 2019
Once again, reports about disappearing sea ice in the Arctic are fake news
New York’s Unstable Electric Grid
By Institute for Energy Research | July 30, 2019
New Yorkers can look forward to higher electricity prices and future blackouts as its electricity sector is being transformed by the Climate and Community Protection Act
Alligators in Alaska
By William Walter Kay BA JD | July 29, 2019
Fast-forward to 2019. Protestors block traffic. People weep in public. Politicians endure gruelling negotiations. Why? Because they dread a 1 C rise.
U.S. Air Quality Continues to Improve
By Institute for Energy Research | July 28, 2019
The United States has cleaner air now than in the past.
Wheat yields could increase with higher carbon dioxide levels, but the grain could have reduced nutritional quality
Fungal compound deodorizes skunk smell
By American Chemical Society | July 25, 2019
Researchers have identified a fungal compound that can deodorize skunk smell
The Oil Crisis Saudi Arabia Can’t Solve
By Oilprice.com -- Cyril Widdershoven | July 24, 2019
Asian consumers will need to prepare for severe price hikes in the most optimistic scenario
Global LNG Expansion Underway
By Institute for Energy Research | July 24, 2019
Global natural gas demand is growing significantly and with it LNG demand. The United States, Australia, and Qatar are expected to be the major suppliers of LNG to the global market.
From Ice Cream To Toilet Seats: The Most Bizarre Uses For Gold
By Oilprice.com -- Joao Peixe | July 24, 2019
Gold has a link to humanity with which no other currency can compete
Bambi’s Relatives Are Killers
By Jack Dini | July 23, 2019
Deer Are Dangerous
Wind Turbines Against Nature
By Institute for Energy Research | July 22, 2019
Wind developers and operators should not be given a free rein to kill birds, bats, and insects and to disrupt the ecosystem
Bill to reinstate Obama pesticide ban ignores science
By Paul Driessen | July 20, 2019
House legislation to ban neonicotinoids in wildlife refuges would hurt bees and wildlife
Is Fracking Bad for Drillers and Investors?
By Institute for Energy Research | July 18, 2019
Legalization of oil exports from the United States, as well as burgeoning LNG (liquefied natural gas) exports, have created new markets to absorb record production
100-percent renewable electricity system is not realistic by 2030 as the Green New Deal requires and certainly not at a reasonable cost
Increasing the cost of power, disrupting views, and scaring away sea life will not help those economies continue to flourish.
Afordable Clean Energy (ACE) succeeds in replacing the onerous and legally dubious Clean Power Plan
Analysis of Greenpeace’s business model & philosophy
By News on the Net | July 16, 2019
Greenpeace wants a piece of your green
Modern societies require minerals, and mining
By Paul Driessen & Ned Mamula | July 14, 2019
Congressional bills would end US mining and leave USA dependent on foreign critical materials
The Dam Plan Failure
By Viv Forbes Executive Director, The Saltbush Club | July 13, 2019