Biden’s offshore wind energy mirage
The reality is a lot of turbines, not much energy.
The reality is a lot of turbines, not much energy.
Bald eagle's low point came in 1963 when there were only 417 known pairs. Efforts to protect the eagles have seen their numbers claw back to healthy levels. Bald eagles were delisted as an “endangered” species in 2007 under President George W. Bush.
If ranchers aren't managing the land, the State is forced to come in and manage it with far less benefit to both the environment and humanity.
Imagine how much worse the Texas power crisis would have been if natural gas had been completely phased out via a Green New Deal.
Global warming policy is based on climate computer models. These simulations of the temperature of the Earth are wrong and always have been. They start out on the left side of the graph looking pretty good. They have to. Real-world recorded temperature observations had already been made. It's like projecting the results of races that have already been run. As soon as the models start trying to project the future, however, they diverge wildly from reality, pretty much always running way too hot. Projecting races that have not yet run is a trickier business. Dr. Roy Spencer and Dr. John Christy [...]
When the man who first accurately projected the impact of Hurricane Sandy tells us we're in for a big Atlantic hurricane season, preparation must be made.
CFACT is working with some great conservationists on a unique solution to this increasing problem.
While traditionally thought of as an ecological problem, it appears wastewater may now have an unexpected environmental benefit.
They claim the nation can easily go from one that gets 80% of its energy from fossil fuels today to one that is 80% “carbon-free” by 2030 – or 100% by 2050.
Thanks to human ingenuity and commonsense stewardship practices, there are now an estimated 1,000 Iberian lynx on the peninsula.
For many environmentalists, there are few boogiemen more notorious than the cow.
One of the toughest challenges for the global warming crowd occurs when, after the passage of time, the doom they predicted is nowhere to be seen.
The benefits of oil, gas and coal to society outweigh the costs!
These stories have a common tell. Watch out for superlatives such as hottest, coldest, wettest, driest, snowiest, most, etc.
Killing Keystone XL would kill around 11,000 jobs and cut off 830,000 barrels of oil per day -- oil which must now be transported by more expensive rail and trucks.