Biden and Manchin — Building America backward
Europe exposed the folly of left-wing energy policy. Biden didn't learn. Manchin caved.
Europe exposed the folly of left-wing energy policy. Biden didn't learn. Manchin caved.
The cause of “climate-realism” lost one of its heroes over the weekend. Dr. Patrick Michaels, a former President of the American Association of Climatologists and professor at the University of Virginia, passed away unexpectedly. He leaves behind him an incredible legacy of accomplishments.
Let's hope the courts continue to teach Governor Wolf, Secretary Buttigieg and their armies of bureaucrats a sorely needed lesson in constitutional checks and balances.
Instead of Earth Day, we need a Reality Day.
In case you don't have enough government acronyms in your life, or if you just love alphabet soup, here are two often overlooked government/quasi-government entities that are now front and center when it comes to keeping our lights on and our economy rolling.
Free speech on the corporate hot seat.
Both companies seem to be doing nothing to fight the influence of radical environmentalists on their operations.
At a ConocoPhillips shareholder meeting on May 10, in an effort to strap the giant oil company with burdensome climate requirements crashed and burned, receiving only 39 percent of the vote of those participating in the gathering.
The Green-Left is making a big push to take away our property rights and the ability of people to safely use private and public lands no matter how environmentally responsible.
Reality is winning, particularly on energy.
This brazen order plans to lock up a whopping 30 percent of America’s landmass.
Biden's blockade of American energy production and transportation, demonizing of energy companies, and political depletion of the Strategic Petroleum Reserve, is dangerous and irresponsible.
According to a new study, the power cables of wind turbines are not just changing the behavior of the crabs, but also their molecular biology.
The study finds at least half of the Earth has been barely impacted by human activities
How do we find the best solutions for both bears, and people too?