A review of Evan Sayet’s “The Woke Supremacy”
Can individual freedom survive the culture wars?
The carbon vs silicon election
Our energy future is at stake.
Wind turbines generate mountains of waste
Blade waste, rare earths, other factors prove wind is no more green than solar
Solar panels generate mountains of waste — and heat the planet
They also heat the planet, blanket wildlife habitats and cause other ecological damage.
Waging war against invasive species
Invasive species, impact water supplies, impair hunting and fishing opportunities, interfere with energy production, exacerbate wildfires, damage America’s agriculture, and drive native species to extinction.
”Smart growth” harms minorities, rural America most
It turns out that “smart growth,” by concentrating construction in the center of metropolises, leads to health problems for the poorest in our cities.
Reuse, recycle, or just reduce solar panel waste?
Is solar power truly Green?
Gold King 2: Navajo, New Mexico vs. bad faith EPA
Exactly five years after suffering the impacts from a devastating spill of heavy-metal-laden toxic wastewater from Colorado’s Gold King Mine, the State of Utah announced a settlement of its claims against the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and several EPA contractors (who were not held liable) for its alleged negligence in allowing the spill.
Fusion and fission both: The U.S. reenters the nuclear energy universe
NELA aims to reestablish U.S. leadership in nuclear energy by focusing the Department of Energy on demonstrating advanced reactor concepts, providing fuel for initial advanced nuclear reactors, and developing the nuclear energy workforce
Bjorn Lomborg’s new book says climate panic is a “False Alarm”
The "skeptical environmentalist" reveals facts about climate alarm and proposes a middle way.
The high costs and low benefits of electric vehicles
Inefficient, expensive, and not even clean.
USMCA: Cleaning up the Tijuana River
The Tijuana River project, which involves actions by the city of San Diego, the International Boundary and Water Commission, and Mexico’s National Water Commission, is expected to reduce sewage spill frequency from the current 138 days per year to 12 days per year, a reduction of 91 percent.
Can COVID-19 be treated with low-dose radiation?
New research raises interesting possibilities.
Review: Rex Fleming calls carbon dioxide fear a “False Alarm”
Rex J. Fleming’s False Alarm: The Rise and Fall of the Carbon Dioxide Theory of Climate Change.
Is STEM inherently racist?
On June 10, groups named Shut Down STEM and Particles for Justice led nearly 6,000 scientists – and even journals like Nature -- in a stop work day to protest “systemic racism in STEM” (science, technology, and math) professions.