Papa Pete demands we quit clinging to our cars
Buttigieg could not wait to insult the vast majority of Americans who have expressed little or no desire to trade in reliable gasoline-powered vehicles for an electric vehicle.
The keys to unleashing Africa’s “cheetahs”
The hope for a prosperous African future requires that young Africans take the “Cheetah pledge” – to seek their wealth in the private sector,
Suppression of Ghana’s “New Force” is backfiring
Government insiders substituting their will for that of the voters.
A tale of two Johns as SPECs
Kerry may have gotten a lot of headlines, but Podesta has used the power of the purse to impact the business and diplomatic communities far more effectively.
They should have stuck with trolleys!
Not long after electrical power was first harnessed, trolley cars began carrying passengers, getting their electric power from overhead wires. The trolley’s pantograph makes contact with the electrified wire to send power to the motor that turns its wheels. By the 1920s, 17,000 miles of wire-linked electric streetcar lines ran through American cities. Today, the noble trolley is largely a curious memento of a bygone era – before automobiles and big, mobile buses began crowding urban streets. In the interim, once-profitable trolleys were absorbed by conglomerates, and local governments began dictating trolley routes, fares, and times of service. Many eschewed the [...]
Microreactor designs fit for a Green future
You can’t significantly reduce carbon emissions (if that's your thing) without nuclear power.
As China builds Yugos, EVs may be the new Edsels
The electric vehicles that European, American, and other Western governments have been subsidizing are “the wrong car for the wrong market at the wrong time.”
A climate of facts, not fear
Isn’t it time to demand the real-world costs of imposing the “renewables” agenda?
Mr. Bean was right about EVs and so was Toyota
When Rowan Atkinson wrote that there are “sound environmental reasons” why “keeping your old petrol car may be better than buying an EV,” he was vilified as an eco-traitor.
Europe’s Green nightmare may soon be over
Elections for the European Parliament will be held in June, and big changes appear on the horizon
A New Year brings a new start for Crypto regulations
In 2023 the industry “found itself in the crosshairs” of regulators, led by the SEC and lawmakers.
Indonesia’s presidential election matters – Here’s why
It's the largest economy in Southeast Asia, it’s also strategically important to the United States and China as they compete for influence over the region.
There Ain’t Nothing Like a “DAME”
Biden’s eco-tax on crypto is a bad idea.
Nuclear revival needs a new regulatory framework
Sixty nuclear facilities are being constructed in 17 countries. The U.S. is building one.
Want more biodiversity? Leave it to the beavers
The anti-carbon crowd’s newest villain is Castor canadensis, otherwise known as the North American beaver