Current extremes of non-extremes
when you hear comments that run counter to what you see, it brings up the old admonition, Who are you Going to Believe, Me or your Lying Eyes?
Dem climate plan turns reality upside down
The Democrat's climate plan ignores reality and would crush the economy.
Climate dogma is worse than you think
School children are the target of propaganda about saving the planet with alternative energy sources.
Urban business exodus propelled by virus, unrest, high costs
The digital era makes cities less relevant. City leaders should not push business out.
Reporting renewable energy risks
If efficient energy companies must disclose climate-related financial risks, so should renewables.
Will biotechnology help save the American chestnut?
In 1904, a chestnut blight (Cryphonectria parasitica) was accidentally introduced to North America from the introduction of Japanese chestnut trees into the United States for commercial purposes. Since then they have become exceedingly rare.
The Green delusion continues to push costs upon the poor
Big wind and solar don't want you to know how much they cost the poor.
Book Review: “Apocalypse Never” by Michael Shellenberger
Shellenberger’s background is a key reason Apocalypse Never is so devastating to extremist environmentalism.
Forbes pulls Shellenberger apology for climate scare
Prominent environmentalist writes book debunking the climate scare. Forbes pulls his apology.
A winning trifecta for climate science and rationality
From every part of the political spectrum global warming and renewable energy claims don't add up.
Clean coal is essential to America
America's Secretary of Energy: "The United States has more coal than any other country, 474 billion short tons of it, enough to last for hundreds of years."
The Saharan dust burst and the hurricane season
Get ready for the hype, but know that it's actually moister than normal across Africa.
Climate alarmism versus integrity at National Academies of Science
Failure to acknowledge the scientific climate change debate is making science look like a political tool. This can only turn out badly for science.
Tell EPA that benefit-cost analysis is a must
Is it too much to ask that government regulations do more good than harm?
Banning ‘neonics’ is bad for farmers and bees
Alternative pesticides -- including 'organic' pesticides -- are far more harmful to bees.