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Month: February 2025
In Dealing With China, Trump May Have a Trick Up His Sleeve
Trump is deliberately shrinking the U.S. market for wind turbines and for the predominately Chinese-supplied raw materials that go into them. The goal is to play to America’s strengths, which…
Texas takes giant steps toward nuclear energy dominance
Texas A&M University System Chancellor John Sharp last week announced that his university has surpassed even the renowned Massachusetts Institute of Technology and now has the nation’s largest nuclear engineering research department.
Biden’s Transformer Blunder: How Ideological Policy Choices Deepened the Grid Crisis
The transformer crisis is a direct result of the previous administration’s decision to prioritize ideological policies over practical energy infrastructure needs. While certain technologies were favored politically, they did not…
Hydrogen Energy: Not Clean, Green, Cheap
Hydrogen. The first element in the Periodic Table and the most abundant element in the Universe. It is also the simplest element—the most common isotope has only one proton and…
Conflicts of Interest in Climate Science: A Systemic Blind Spot
Moreover, the research found that funding from non-governmental organizations (NGOs) was a significant predictor of studies reporting a positive association between climate change and hurricane behavior.
The Public Gives a Big “NO” to $9 Billion Pipeline to Capture CO2 from 57 Ethanol Plants Across Five States
Most of Wednesday’s attendees opposed the pipeline — evident by applause often filling the room after opponents spoke. The opponents who spoke primarily reiterated concerns about safety and impacts to…
California’s Dangerous Path: Oil Refinery Takeovers and the Coming Supply Crisis
California’s energy policies have been walking a tightrope for years, but now, the state is contemplating an extreme measure that could tip it into full-blown crisis mode: taking over oil…
A simple way to save the grid from more wind and solar
FERC must act quickly to restore reliability. FERC’s first step is to ban the connection of new intermittent generation to America’s grid.
Dr Will Happer: The Academic Who Knows Where the Bodies are Buried
Dr. Will Happer served in President Trump’s first administration. Happer once told Al Gore to his face “What you’ve said is absolutely incorrect”.
London’s Blade Runners: Climate, Class War and the Corruption of Science
The Ulez scheme was introduced in 2019 covering Central London. The increase in Ulez penalties followed the expansion of the scheme in 2021, to include both the North and South Circular…
Weekly Climate and Energy News Roundup #631
Quote of the Week: “We can judge our progress by the courage of our questions and the depth of our answers, our willingness to embrace what is true rather than…
Waking Up to Harsh Reality: Airbus Abandon’s Hydrogen Powered Airplanes
Green pie-in-the-sky dream crash lands on the runway of reality.
Trump Officially Ends Biden-Era War On American Appliances
“In recent years, burdensome and ideologically motivated regulations have impeded the development of these resources, limited the generation of reliable and affordable electricity, reduced job creation, and inflicted high energy…
How Ed Miliband’s Net Zero Fantasy Is Deforesting North Carolina
Everyone I spoke to in North Carolina admitted they were slightly shocked that “tree-loving” and climate change-aware Britain, of all countries, had facilitated the biomass industry –adopting renewable energy accounting…
The Great Antarctic Sea Ice Flipflop
In 2014 NOAA blamed record high sea ice on global warming. Now NSIDC blames record low sea ice on global warming.
Wrong, Earth.com, Cocoa Production Is Not ‘Under Extreme Climate Pressure’ It’s Improving
In the end, the Earth.com story was long on alarming speculation pushing the catastrophic climate change narrative, and short on detailed analysis. The author showed no evidence of reading the…
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