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Category: Commentary
New York Climate Plan Needs Publicly Funded Spin Doctor
New Yorkers will in short order face higher fuel costs, higher property taxes, higher compliance costs and higher electricity rates, interspersed with news about businesses either leaving or cancelling investments…
Academics Blame Lower Trust In Scientists On Everything But Bad Scientists
The mistake the paper makes is assuming scientists’ expertise is always better than people’s. Sometimes yes, sometimes no. But never always.
Climate And Energy Fantasy and Tyranny
What many call the Climate Industrial Complex has a monumental stake in perpetuating this situation. Collectively, its members have incredible power, control much of government and education, hold enormous financial…
Climate Scientists More Generally, & Boris Kelly-Gerreyn More Specifically
It is the case that in climate science: black is white, and hot is cold and the Conservative side of politics seems, for the most part, to just go along…
Our Best Climate Realism Communicators
There has been a long-running effort to force social media outlets to censor messages that those in power don’t like. Operating under the false flag of countering hate, the misnamed…
The Winter of Our Discontent
The consistent belief in worsening winters, despite contradictory personal experiences and historical data, suggests a powerful narrative at play.
Why the U.S. Senate Must Reject Joe Goffman for the EPA
It is incumbent upon the Senate to finally assess Mr. Goffman’s record before re-joining the agency, what he did and did not disclose about that record, and how it is…
Are ‘Green’ Agendas Carrying Governors to Political Cliffs?
“The march to ‘green’ energy, after years of uncontradicted hype, is now experiencing one reverse after another,” writes energy analyst Francis Menton.
Natural Asset Companies: Greenwashing Wolves in Eco-Friendly Wool
They aren’t seeking to manage resources to improve their earnings potential, rather they would often be seeking to remove the productivity of assets in the name of some type of…
Righteous Risks Part 3: The Electric Vehicle Halo
From the Risk Monger David Zaruk Just imagine if, in the coming months, the following studies would be published in peer-reviewed journals: Would regulators in developed countries, in reading these…
The Climate Movement Suffered A Slew Of Defeats And Setbacks In 2023
The past 12 months saw the collapse of several major offshore wind projects, signs of trouble in the electric vehicle (EV) market, layoffs at major environmentalist groups, a failed pressure…
Righteous Risks Part 2: Foundations of Virtue
More and more though, regulators are being led by moral dogma and ethical exclusion techniques dictated by influential stakeholders.
Righteous Risks: Introduction
…when the public is persuaded to consider capitalism, innovation and entrepreneurship as moral deficiencies; then righteous risks become a threat to rational policies, democracies and the public.
Cortés’s Ships and Net Zero Romanticism
Net Zero leaders have an unappeasable appetite to cut off all avenues of retreat.
The Cult of Darkness
From MasterResource By Edward Hudgins — December 22, 2023 “Energy is not for conserving; it is for unleashing to serve us, to make our lives better, to allow us to…
They are coming for your car. An insurance insider speaks out.
As Geoff says – “How else could this be used, who are the people that are going to be using it, and do we trust them?”
Convicts, cars, rats and the best program you’ve never heard of – lessons for energy
That is what can cause one to lose their mind by following energy too closely; the possibility for fantastically productive ‘and’ solutions is not encouraged, it is discouraged. We need…
Climate Queries: The Search for Gullibility
…these questions are less about climate science and more about the climate of our national discourse.