NYC climate fanatics coming for your pizza
CFACT's Marc Morano takes on the climate attack on pizza on the Joe Piscopo Radio Show.
CFACT's Marc Morano takes on the climate attack on pizza on the Joe Piscopo Radio Show.
Wind energy is intermittent and unpredictable. Every megawatt must be backed up with reliable alternative power sources.
Given the absurdity of the timetable (at the very least) these climate zealots have set for “the transition,” one has to wonder whether they are grandstanders seeking attention or goofballs whose utopian ideas do not fit with real-world economics or logistics.
Today, the only supply chain for the parts and components for wind turbines and solar panels are made with fossil fuels!
Another pointless climate change abstraction will hammer New Yorkers.
COVID may be dissipating. But measures to stop its spread may be a persistent reality in the Empire State.
Residents of East Hampton’s Wainscott section are circulating a petition that would have their 350-year-old hamlet secede from the town, in a desperate effort to protect their pricey homes and beloved beach from Cuomo’s virtue-signaling wind project.
When the Covid pandemic recedes, New York’s recovery efforts will only be impeded by the ideological energy policies being inflicted on its residents by the Cuomo Administration.
The cabal coveting their land took a piece-meal approach, using lawsuits and harassment to gobble up chunks of their dream.
At the "Youth" Climate Strike In NYC, marchers called for violent revolution against capitalism. WATCH NOW
Radical adults shepherded detached kids through New York City to mount an attack on individual freedom in the name of global warming.
The UN's fall General Assembly has gone all-in on climate propaganda, and kicked science and sound policy to the curb.
The New York Department of Environmental Conservation denied permits to build the Williams Pipeline that would transmit natural gas from Pennsylvania to New York City and Long Island.
This extremely small — and immeasurable — effect should be an important consideration in the discussions of whether or not to impose the significant burdens of future carbon taxing schemes by the leaders of any city, any state, or our nation.
Climate change policy now governs everything in the state of New York.