Yankees’ UN climate plan a big swing and a miss
To quote the top comment from a fan on the Yankees’ Facebook post about this UN publicity stunt, “play baseball, not politics.”
Can oil spills be cleaned up with magnets?
Magnets are good for posting up photos and little reminders on your refrigerator. But can they also be used for cleaning up oil spills on our oceans?
Do you really understand how shale gas companies drill horizontally?
BY Dr. JAY LEHR: How do shale gas companies get to the milkshake?
Judge blocks offshore drilling
Yet another bold initiative by the President to strengthen American energy security is thwarted by a liberal judge legislating from the bench.
Senate rude awakening for green new dreamers
The terrifyingly naïve socialist Green New Deal (GND) proposed by Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez offers the best example I can think of why 16-year-olds shouldn’t be given the right to vote.
Winning the future begins with children of the present
When only one side of a scientific debate is consistently presented, it’s no longer teaching. It’s brainwashing.
Judge tosses kids’ lawsuit against Trump climate policies
U.S. District Court Judge Paul Diamond said the plaintiffs lacked standing.
“Clean” energy isn’t so clean
What about wind and solar? We feel like they’re clean because we don’t burn them. Well… not directly. But, let’s be real.
Clean energy?
"Clean" energy is not so simple. WATCH NOW.
Yet another bogus renewables versus coal cost study
The extensive intermittency of renewable power makes any cost savings irrelevant, because the cost to overcome the intermittency is astronomical.
Taking a swat at malaria with bioengineered mosquitoes
Will this new biotech technique be the answer to mosquito borne illnesses plaguing much of the world?
CO2 at the Yale Bowl
By Collister Johnson, Jr. CO2 (the gas you just exhaled) might not be such a bad fella after all.
California’s impending grid problem
BY RON STEIN AND TODD ROYAL: Can the California grid handle the charging challenges for the electric vehicles it's pushing?
Green New Deal fails in the Senate
The Green New Deal was designed to "mobilize every aspect of American society on a scale not seen since World War II.” The entire Republican caucus and three Democrats voted against it. The rest courageously voted "present," including the GND's Senate co-sponsors. Does anyone know whether any Senators voted "present" after the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor?
Green New Deal fails in Senate as backers go into hiding
BY CHRIS WHITE: Most Democrats vote "present" following reports suggesting the GND, which seeks to phase out fossil fuel usage within 12 years, could costs tens of trillions of dollars.