According to new polling from Independent Women’s Voice, 85% of likely voters in the 2025 New Jersey statewide elections worry about rising energy costs expected to result from existing state climate policies–including 83%…
Tag: New Jersey
Offshore Trojan Horses
Over 25 years, New York ratepayers will be paying about $13 billion for alleged benefits of $6 billion.
Red States Ask Supreme Court to Stop Blue States from Forcing Climate Agenda on Rest of Country
Nineteen Republican state attorneys general hit five Democrat-controlled states with a legal challenge alleging that the blue states are illegally attempting to impose aggressive climate policies on the rest of…
The Economic Impact of Proposed Wind Turbines on Long Beach Island, NJ’s Tourism
The comprehensive analysis provided by Tourism Economics underscores the need for an approach that considers the economic realities of such significant infrastructural developments.
Blue State Doubles Down On Offshore Wind After 2023’s Massive Failure
New Jersey is starting new offshore wind projects after two major developments effectively failed in 2023.
Developers Cancel Huge Offshore Wind Contract In Latest Blow to Biden’s Climate Agenda
Equinor and British Petroleum (BP), the firms working in a joint venture to construct the enormous Empire Wind 2 offshore wind farm, canceled a contract with New York state to…
Support For Offshore Wind Sinks as Costs Soar
Here’s hoping for a cascade of grief for offshore wind development. It serves no useful purpose, is environmentally destructive, and costs a growing fortune.
New Jersey Attorney General Sued for Climate Contract by GAO
Emails obtained in GAO v. Regents confirmed that the law firm filing the bulk of these suits is already being paid millions of dollars to file them.
EPA Penalized for Polluting
Under the category you can’t make this stuff up, the September 3, 2021 Federal Register included a notice of a proposed settlement agreement, enforcement action alleging air pollution violations for…
Climate adaptation follies. Part II: scenarios of future sea level rise
Global sea level rise projections provide a basis for projecting local sea level rise, such as for the New Jersey coast. The analysis in this section places the projections provided…
Climate adaptation follies. Part I: The New Jersey challenge
Reposted from Dr. Judith Curry’s Climate Etc. Posted on March 7, 2021 by curryja | by Judith Curry New Jersey has a sea level rise problem. How should this be managed? New Jersey’s peninsular…
If storms are worse now, why did they need a sea wall 150 years ago?
From Virginia Tech something that makes you wonder about past storm intensity and the need to protect shorelines from storms coming from the sea. With all the hype surrounding “Superstorm…
NYT, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., and David Crane have no clue about how grid tied solar power actually works with the grid
Hurricane Sandy seems to have brought out the latent stupidity in just about everyone in their zeal to get in on the climate alarm resurgence. I laughed out loud when…
New ice loss unit – the New Jersey
From the University of Texas at Austin, an ice shelf as big as New Jersey might collapse, if conditions are right. Tipping points and all that. I suspect this gives…
RGGI update: It wasn't supposed to be like this
Guest post by Ric Werme Too long title: New Hampshire stays in, NJ probably gets out, 3rd quarter auction sells less than 18% of allowances, secondary market moribund, RGGI soldiers…
RGGI update: New Hampshire likely in, New Jersey likely out. New York sued.
Guest post by Ric Werme Ten state RGGI Region It’s time for an update on the efforts of states interested in leaving RGGI, the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative. RGGI is…
A reply to Senator Menendez from Santa
People send me stuff. I’m on all sorts of mailing lists, and ever since WUWT started the Sea Ice Page, I’ve been on the Santa’s workshop mailing list. Believe me,…
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