Governments that cannot convince voters to accept costlier, less reliable energy are not allowed to impose it by judicial fiat instead, says the court in western Michigan.
Tag: Vijay Jayaraj
India Rejects UN Climate Politics in Favor of Industrialization
By Vijay Jayaraj India’s External Affairs Minister, Dr. Subrahmanyam Jaishankar, used the U.N. General Assembly gathering to say something that climate scaremongers like Al Gore and John Kerry have spent…
Fantasy Climate Models Effectively Denied Energy to the Poor: The White House Just Set the Stage for Change
Leaders in victimized countries can either cling to a debunked climate agenda or rewrite energy laws to prioritize their own citizens. Choosing the former would disregard the millions suffering in…
Energy Reality Forces Tech to Ditch Climate Virtue Signaling
The lesson is the same for data centers and households: Prosperity requires electricity that is available when needed. Dependable systems of conventional energy sources will continue to power the tech…
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…
Norway Rejects Climate Orthodoxy’s False Choice, Builds Wealth
Energy abundance and human flourishing track together in every dataset anyone has assembled. Norway understands this and acts on it. Poor nations understand it too. What they lack is not evidence but…
Green Movement’s Selective Outrage Over ESA Reforms
Wildlife deaths caused by hydrocarbons were a moral travesty. Identical deaths caused by subsidized wind and solar became an acceptable trade, a transition cost, a footnote to “saving the world.”…
Measuring Meaningless Climate Actions
So, the return on trillions in subsidies, costs of regulatory compliance, higher electricity prices, and lost economic growth is hypothetical, minuscule temperature changes that mean nothing.
New York’s New Solar Religion Is Absolutely Devastating To Wildlife, Farmland
A government convinced it can control the climate by conquering the countryside is not practicing science. It is imposing an ideology on a citizenry that pays the tribute in property…
End of ‘Green’ Enslavement in Latin America
For two decades, a global coalition of nonprofits, international bodies, and financial institutions stigmatized fossil fuel projects regardless of their environmental safeguards or economic necessity. That green shackle is finally…
Washington Lit the Fuse for Africa’s Energy Explosion
The boy in Cabo Delgado and the girl in Rivers State are the first generation with a plausible route out of poverty their grandparents never had, and that pathway runs…
Climate Alarmists Go Silent: Turns Out Fossil Fuels Are Earth’s ‘Miracle-Gro’
The question is no longer whether fossil fuels have greened the planet. The evidence is overwhelming. Will people in power have the courage to acknowledge it as a benefit?
Hoping for an Energy-Intensive Future
The critical point is that developing nations are seeking not marginal improvements but rather fundamental, dramatic transformations in living standards. This necessitates massive investments in infrastructure, industrialization, and agricultural modernization…
Indonesia and India Are Jointly Planning a Hydrocarbon-Powered Future
The India-Indonesia trade relationship is dismissing the apocalyptic fantasy of the climate industrial complex and committing to secure the energy sources that people need to improve their lives.
India To Climate Cartel: Count Us Out
A country that the entire architecture of climate financing is supposedly built to help just declined to host the party. If climate summits worked as advertised, that would be unthinkable.…
Energy Security and Climate Realism Usher in Coal’s Rise
Stop pretending that every rise in renewables implies a fall in coal. Stop using extreme scenarios to frighten the public into accepting policy mandates that do not fit the needs…
Japan Chooses Reliable Energy Over Climate Nonsense
Japan is among the world’s top five oil importers, importing more than 94% of its crude oil from the Middle East. When transit through the Strait of Hormuz was interrupted, the…
G7 Climate Realism Signals Policy Progress
Let us hope that 2026 G7 forum paves the way for pragmatic policies that advance the human condition and protect individual liberties.
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.
Europe’s Crisis Is Energy Poverty, Not a Heat Wave
It is time to wake up from this fear-induced coma. The public manipulation has placed a massive premium on the cost of electricity, heating, and cooling.