Want to Know Climate Truth? Believe the Opposite When the Media Says Something Is False.

In other words, Dr. Clauser was right as rain – the kind of moisture most likely to come from a Nimbostratus or Cumulonimbus cloud, although others can also produce rain…

Schadenfreude Of the Week: Majority of New York’s Pending Wind and Solar Projects Getting Canceled

It’s the feel-good story of the week, if you don’t mind taking joy from others’ misfortunes. When it comes to the wind and solar energy grifters, I don’t mind a…

Heartland right over the target with triumphant climate change conference

The Heartland Institute, and co-hosts CFACT, the CO2 Coalition, and WUWT, and their allies are today’s bomber pilots.

Is America on the Verge of a Nuclear Renaissance?

It has been more than seven years since President Donald Trump signed the Nuclear Energy Innovation and Modernization Act (NEIMA) into law – and it has taken all seven years…

Australia’s ‘Renewable’ Obsession Decimates Industry

Driving Australia’s current trajectory is the mythical claim that so-called renewables – are inherently cheap and that any short‑term pain will give way to lasting price declines.

Breakthrough! Houston Chronicle Publishes Non-alarmist Climate Op-ed

My Houston Chronicle op-ed came out in the Print edition last Sunday. This breaks a decade-plus-long drought when the Progressive Left Chronicle ignored my submissions.

Abrupt Climate Change Also Occurred NATURALLY In The Past …25 Times During Last Ice Age

Published studies show that science has long been aware of significantly more extreme and rapid temperature shifts throughout Earth’s history.

Tensions in the Strait of Hormuz force us to reconsider the material benefits of fossil fuels

Energy “REALITY” tells us that we need refineries to convert crude oil into usable transportation fuels and products.

America’s nuclear comeback is finally here

Instead of burying or warehousing used fuel, new processes can safely convert it into usable material for modern reactors.

UK Economist Says the Quiet Part Out Loud: High Energy Prices are ‘Good for the Climate’

Energy abundance is not a luxury; it is the foundation of modern civilisation. To pretend otherwise is not sophistication. It is civilisational self-harm. And the bill, as always, lands on…

How Do We Turn the Sun Off?

A truly independent grid operator would surely be ringing the alarm bells now over the looming catastrophe facing us.

Solar Power Threatens to Overwhelm Electricity Grid

Solar power is threatening to overwhelm the UK electricity grid this summer as gluts of supply create a risk of blackouts and leave households and businesses facing being asked to…

Mike Lee Takes On ‘Valley Of Death’ Plaguing Nuclear Energy Developers

…the Nuclear Energy Launch Pad created by Lee’s legislation “meaningfully expands opportunities for private companies to demonstrate their technologies in partnership with the [DOE].”

“World Should be Optim­istic About Our Fossil Fuel Future” (Bradley op-ed in Houston Chronicle)

Con­sumer-chosen, tax­pay­er-neut­ral energy is the oppor­tun­ity cost of the Green New Deal. Global luke­warming is more the real­ity than a run­away green­house-gas effect. Adapt­a­tion, with the aid of fossil fuels,…

After All These Years, Alternatives Are Finding Ways to Stand on Their Own

For years, conservatives and other believers in free markets complained about the subsidies, tax breaks and favorable regulations designed to prop up the “alternative energy” movement. If solar, wind and…

Continuing Slump in Global Media Climate Agitprop Bodes Ill for Future Net Zero Support

It seems the world is getting tired of clickbait, centrally-determined climate claptrap that for too long has provided an unscientific base for the Net Zero fantasy.

Is Plug-In Solar Worth It?

In short, is it worth spending £1000 to save maybe £100, given all of the hassle involved and the fact that few people have that sort of money lying around?

Cave Discovery Reveals Today’s Desert Climates Were Recently Far Warmer, Wetter, Teeming With Life

Fuerteventura, one of the eight major Canary Islands, was not the “desert in the ocean” it is today throughout the Early to Middle Holocene.

Bixonimania: How AI Turned a Joke Diagnosis into “Peer‑Reviewed” Medicine

When a joke diagnosis morphs into “peer-reviewed” research, it is clear that the crisis in scientific credibility is no longer confined to sloppy research or corrupted journals but now extends…

At The Heartland Climate Conference: “What Is The Proof?”, Earth’s Energy Imbalance Edition

With regard to EEI, the answer to the question “What Is The Proof?” is that there is no proof.