It is a doctrine no policy can ever satisfy, since any residual exposure is by definition a residual harm; cost-benefit analysis is replaced by a liturgy of pristineness.
Category: Commentary
Bipolar Penguins: Thriving on Tuesday, Dying on Wednesday, Climate Change Blamed for Both
Apparently, Antarctica’s penguins have developed a remarkable new condition: whatever happens to them, the diagnosis is always the same. There must be something in the Antarctic water, because in the…
Repealing Power Plant Limits Is a Good Start. ARC-ES Would Give It Lasting Impact.
It was big news when the EPA announced last week that it was “repealing rules that limit planet-warming greenhouse gas emissions from power plants fueled by coal and natural gas,”…
Morano featured speaker at UN’s NYC Climate Week
My name is Marc Morano, and I’m the Communication Director for the Committee for a Constructive Tomorrow, CFACT. I also publish the website called Climate Depot.
Refrigerators: The Next Battle Frontier?
The next battle frontier may not begin with a missile launch or an attack on a satellite. It may begin with a series of small, seemingly unrelated failures designed to…
Beyond the Narrative and Following the Data with Vijay Jayaraj | Climate Debrief
Vijay Jayaraj joins Angela Wheeler on Climate Debrief to examine the history of the modern environmental movement and the rise of today’s climate crisis narrative. Drawing on historical and environmental…
Is Climate Change Abe Lincoln’s Fault?
The discussion point of merit is not whether it has happened, but rather what caused it?
EU Decarbonization Is a Security Threat for the West
The lesson of the Dutch Energy Security Roadmap is that energy security is a prerequisite of national security. An alliance that seeks to deter adversaries and maintain sovereignty cannot afford…
Am I a Conspiracy Theorist?
Science advances by challenging consensus, not by bending to it. From Galileo, insisting that the earth was in orbit around the sun and not the other way round, to Barry Marshall,…
Climate Blame Game: Global Central Planning Needed?
“Buyer beware. The smartest guys in the room, the expert planners, the government-enabled Lords of the (political) marketplace, want to demote you.”
In your time…..
This shows variability that would indicate—as we see with the monster El Niños—an occurrence due to a cumulative buildup and then a response. We are asked to believe that we…
Yet Another Embarrassment From The National Academy Of Pseudoscience
The federal government needs to completely defund the NAS today, if not sooner. Also, I call on every member of the NAS to resign. If you stay in, you are…
Power Operators Must Plan Now for Four Quantum Attacks
Make post-quantum readiness a procurement requirement now. Gear bought this cycle will still be running past Q-Day, so its cryptographic future is set at the purchase order. Contracts should require…
New York Mandated “Climate Education.” Conservatives Should Be Cheering… Seriously.
Conservatives win the long game by celebrating proven ideas. In education, as in the rest of American life, the ideas that deliver for kids are the ones that deserve to…
An Imperfect World That Is Better Than Ever
Though not utopia, the world of 2026 is characterized by conditions for human thriving that are stronger than ever—cleaner, healthier, better fed, and safer than any time before.
Earth and Americans: Amazingly Resilient
On America’s 250th birthday, we give thanks to our Creator for our independence, our liberty and our resolve, and for the likewise strong and resilient planet on which we live.…
Piketty’s Eco-Marxist Utopia: Why Degrowth and Global Redistribution Will Trap the Poor in Poverty
The world’s poor deserve better than another utopia designed for them by the globalist intelligentsia. They deserve cheap energy, open markets, secure property rights, and the freedom to industrialise on…
If This Lawsuit Succeeds, Global Business Changes Overnight
The U.S. benefits enormously from an open global economy and from the rule of law. Both depend on predictability. If courts blur the distinction between parent corporations and foreign subsidiaries,…
Photo ops are easy, turning the wheels is another matter
The world is wobbling crazily as current events threaten to dismantle decades worth of supply chain stability. There is a palpable sense among regular people that action is required. Because…
Reflect Orbital Demos Turning Night Into Day. What Could Possibly Go Wrong?
Mirrors in space to turn night into day. A Solution Looking for a Problem?