It is encouraging that the Hochul Administration is finally acknowledging that the Climate Act is unaffordable, but disappointing that other politicians do not. More importantly, this does not seem to…
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LNG Exports Are Not Driving Up Prices; Policy Failures Are
Until places like the Northeast improve their natural gas infrastructure, they will continue to encounter steep prices. Limited pipeline capacity combined with high winter heating demand and no ability to…
Weekly Climate and Energy News Roundup #681
Quote of the Week: “We have a way of checking whether an idea is correct or not that has nothing to do with where it came from. We simply test…
The EV Tax Bombshell Coming Down The Road
Millions of electric car drivers in Britain were spied on by the government through their mobile phones as part of a “bizarre nanny state” plan, it can be revealed.
Bad Bets: Massive EV Subsidies Not Paying Off
“There have been massive, mounting losses that are going to have to be made up somewhere,” Pyle said. “Washington bludgeoned carmakers into a timetable of efficiency standards and the carmakers…
Glaciers Worldwide Are Suddenly Surging, Experts Blame Warming!
Experts are claiming that these glacier surges are not caused by more snow falling, but by the ice becoming so unstable that it loses its grip on the ground and…
The Microreactor Race Is On
Nine months later, multiple private companies are racing to become the first to bring their advanced design reactors to market, and several are already moving toward pilot plants in conjunction…
AI may bring a cognitive renaissance to human thinking
It is conceivable that the growing revolutionary combination of Americans getting better information with more time to think will lead to a cognitive renaissance. It is certainly worth watching for.
EPA’s CO2 Reversal Is Welcome Opening For Developing World
With the EPA backing away from its regulation of greenhouse gases, developing countries should waste no time in severing whatever restrictions Western climate overseers have placed on their use of fossil fuels. For too long, climate policies have impeded economic growth and denied access to reliable supplies of…
Rooftop Solar: Is There a Case? (Part III)
“And you wonder why people are skeptical. [Bradley] made a comment. You disputed it. He provided support. You deflected and avoided the issue with a completely illogical statement. Oh, that’s…
We Didn’t Just Get Expensive Electricity. We Built a System That Makes It Inevitable.
Electricity is not a luxury. It is a necessity that underpins economic growth, public safety, and household stability. Ensuring its affordability requires more than promises. It requires policies that encourage…
Three Times the Cost, Causes Earthquakes–Roll on the Green Power Revolution!
So it’s OK to have earthquakes three times as powerful as from fracking, because geothermal is “good” and fracking “bad”.
Sunnova’s Continuing Mess: Buyer Beware (Part II)
Journalists stuck in the climate alarmist, forced energy transformation mode are in a pickle. One hopes they can find another employment short of changing their views internally, a very difficult…
Rooftop Solar Fraud: The Damage Continues (Part I)
The subsidy-infested rooftop solar industry is all about making a highly uneconomic enterprise economic through complicated long-term leasing contracts. Numerous leading rooftop solar firms are bankrupt. Part II tomorrow will…
RealClear Politics Is Right: The Climate Hoax Is a Massive Financial Scam
If more of the mainstream media had been willing to ask the right questions and lean in on realism instead of green washing, trillions could have been saved from this…
Seven Lies We’re Told About Climate Change | Michael Shellenberger
Michael Shellenberger is one of the best communicators I have come across. Here he unpicks a lot of the myths around climate change.
Surprising Discovery: Sahara Is Greening…Billions of Trees Where Once Thought To Be Barren
This reminds us that nature is resilient and that our understanding of the Earth’s ecosystems is constantly evolving. The desert is not just a place of sand and heat—it is…
Tiny Amounts of Water in CO2 Pipelines Could Cause Catastrophic Release of Asphyxiating Gas
One line of enquiry, common when such incidents occur, was that the rupture was caused by the formation of carbonic acid. This is a major problem in CO2 pipelines since the…
After the Endangerment Finding, States Must Prove CO2 Harms. Wisconsin Can’t.
The revoked endangerment finding forces a reckoning: will Wisconsin continue its expensive and dangerous energy transition, or will it examine the actual data? New evidence suggests the state should rescind…