Energy More Al Gore because [insert politically incorrect joke or blog policy violation here] ~ctm From The Daily Caller Michael Bastasch Former Vice President Al Gore might have won the 2000 presidential election if the temperature had been slightly higher on election day, according to a new study. “Based on our model, an increase of…
From Energy.gov Office of Energy Efficiency & Renewable Energy August 23, 2017 New energy science and technological breakthroughs could cut the cost of wind energy in half by 2030—making it fully competitive with the fuel cost of natural gas. This new finding is outlined in a report by the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL)…
Sandia Labs News Releases August 21, 2017 From Sandia National Labs Sandia helps HelioBioSys understand new clean energy source LIVERMORE, Calif.—You might not cook with this sugar, but from a biofuels standpoint, it’s pretty sweet. A Bay Area company has patented a group of three single-celled, algae-like organisms that, when grown together, can produce high…
This is the equivalent of a modem day book burning. As reported on WUWT on Tuesday, New book from Dr. Roy Spencer on Al Gore’s fallacies: An Inconvenient Deception – How Al Gore Distorts Climate Science and Energy Policy – Al Gore has provided a target-rich environment of deceptions in his new movie. Now, Dr. Spencer reports his website…
Jacobson doubles down~ctm From Eurekalert Public Release: 23-Aug-2017 VIDEO: In this video, Mark Z. Jacobson explains the energy transition timeline for 139 countries to 100 percent wind, water, and solar for all purposes by 2050. view more Credit: Jacobson et al./Joule 2017 The latest roadmap to a 100% renewable energy future from Stanford’s Mark Z.…
Guest essay by Eric Worrall What do you do if nobody cares about your hardline green hate campaign against Exxon? You re-present your position as a study, of course. Assessing ExxonMobil’s climate change communications (1977–2014) Geoffrey Supran and Naomi Oreskes This paper assesses whether ExxonMobil Corporation has in the past misled the general public about…
From DARTMOUTH COLLEGE Warmer tropical waters impact weather from Alaska to Florida The intensification of winter storm activity in Alaska and Northwestern Canada started close to 300 years ago and is unprecedented in magnitude and duration over the past millennium, according to a new study from Dartmouth College. The research, an analysis of sea salt sodium…