CO2 important for human health: Who knew? Scientists—Part Two
The way we breath has an enormous impact on our health.
Who knew CO2 was vital to human health? Scientist — Part one
CO2 is essential to our bodies.
A tale of two great, must read books—Part two
All through Fossil Future, Alex Epstein successfully takes on the insanity we have been exposed to by calmly replacing it with a philosophic point of view from which all lies fall away.
A tale of two great, must read books—Part one
The conventional wisdom on how technology will change the future is wrong, argues Mark Mills in his book The Cloud Revolution, laying out a very different and hugely optimistic vision of our future.
The NOT melting glacier
Will Antarctica's 'Doomsday Glacier' meet its doom within 3 years?
The National Association of Scholars (NAS) recognition of a scientific duplication crisis – Part 3
After you read this series of articles extracted from the National Association of Scholars booklet, SHIFTING SANDS, you will question EPA regulations even more.
Irreproducible science – Part two
The EPA should not make rules based on science that cannot be reproduced, but does it anyway.
Science must be reproducible — Part One
A focus on the failing efforts to reproduce scientific research that too often ends up supporting unnecessary or inappropriate government regulations.
Why are we destroying fossil fuels and our modern societies? Part 2
We will describe the impacts of forces you have heard of, but do not really understand.
The impact of CO2 is overstated so why dismantle society? Part 1
Many well-intentioned "scientists" have become dependent on the US Government's political grants.
Oil and gas realities we cannot avoid – Part Two
The best available expert analysis indicates about the present and potential future oil and natural gas resources.
Oil and gas resources – The realities climate alarm cannot avoid – Part One
A central thesis of those who advocate for complete “decarbonization” of the global energy economy is that the world’s reserves of oil and natural gas are steadily declining and becoming far too expensive to produce.1 The “end of oil” story has been published many times over several decades, and by repetition alone has become broadly accepted in the media and by many in government. The purpose of this series of essays is to examine what the best available expert analysis indicates about the present and potential future of oil and natural gas resources and what this means for the climate policy [...]
Using unsupportable air quality regulations to destroy the American economy: PM 2.5 regulations Part 2
Tightening the PM2.5 standard in the National Ambient Air Quality Standards will raise energy prices significantly without offering any benefit whatever to the health of the nation. Multiple studies prove this emphatically.
Unsupportable air quality regulations could wreck the American economy — Part One
The story of PM 2.5 regulations.
The army’s climate obsession is a disgrace
The United States Army has just published its climate strategy. In the foreword, Secretary of the Army Christine Wormuth, holder of a Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science from Williams College and a