Anti-fracking chaos in Colorado
By David Wojick, Ph.D. The anti-fracking folks are trying a slick new strategy in Colorado. Instead of banning fracking they just make it impossible.
2017 tax law continues to bring benefits
By Mark Murphy Even before enactment, anticipation of passage spurred investments, jobs and growth.
Can “renewables” dent the world’s need for Electricity?
By Ronald Stein and Todd Royal Can wind and solar keep the lights on and transportation moving?
EP 7: National Hunting & Fishing Month, Billfish Conservation, EAA Reservoir Approved, Gun Bank Bill
In Episode 7 of District of Conservation, Gabriella recounts her recent trip to Florida, discusses National Hunting and Fishing Month proclamation, the implementation of the improved Billfish Conservation Act of 2012, both chambers of Congress passing water infrastructure bill that'll help Florida construct the EAA Reservoir, and why Sen. Kennedy (R-LA)'s No Red and Blue Banks Act will keep a check on banks that engage in social corporate policies that penalize law-abiding gun manufacturers and companies.
Fact check: Trump right on climate on 60 Minutes
Marc Morano posted a point-by-point analysis at CFACT's Climate Depot that reveals the President's remarks were "scientifically, politically and economically accurate."
The IPCC’s latest climate hysteria
Realist experts show why $60-80 trillion over next 17 years would be wasted.
Are more hurricanes hitting Florida? The data unequivocally shows the Answer is No
There’s been no increase in the number of major hurricane hitting Florida. The number of days between major hurricane landfalls in Florida increased. “[S]till no trend in either intensity or frequency of strikes over the last 118 years,” one scientist wrote.
‘Green, clean and affordable’ – and requiring more investigation
Bloom electricity costs about $200 per megawatt-hour – three times the price of typical coal, gas, nuclear or hydroelectric power.
UN Greens endorse gigantic global use of chemical energy
In what may be the grandest case of unintended consequences in history, the chemical hating UN greens have endorsed the creation and use of toxic chemicals and hazardous materials on a truly gigantic scale.
More misplaced environmentalist outrage
By Greg Walcher Greens are angry that Interior modified a last-minute Obama Administration rule on migratory birds they wanted to use to attack energy and ranching. The rule had been in effect for only 27 days.
The UN’s alarming new climate report
The UN climate science panel's job is to write a scary report before the UN holds its next big climate conference this December in Poland. That's exactly what they did.
Al Gore endorses a penguin for Congress?
The penguin's platform is all about wind and solar energy which it claims create jobs. Earth the penguin can use a course in economics.
The emerging U.S. energy powerhouse
Two months ago, the US became the largest producer of crude oil.
Exxon to spend $1 million to promote tax on CO2
Exxon is sending the money to Americans for Carbon Dividends (ACD), a group headed by former Senate Majority Leader Trent Lott, a Republican.
16 Senator’s come out against President Trump’s corn ethanol plan
Sixteen Republican senators have come out against President Donald Trump’s plan to allow year-round sales of ethanol blended gasoline.