Do green buses pass the performance test?
Should Americans follow China in a massive commitment to battery-electric buses?
Will the West cede nuclear energy dominance to Russia?
The Russian fission-fusion hybrid reactor runs on thorium, which is far less reactive and much more plentiful than uranium. It's “down to earth”
The rush to electric vehicles: A disaster for consumers?
Americans in a recent poll expressed great displeasure over subsidizing EVs for the wealthy.
The Green Oscars: A high-fashion nightmare!
Living high-flying lives of hypocrisy, while telling the rest of us how we should live
Nuclear fusion: Tomorrow’s clean energy?
Can we harness the power of the stars?
Fighting fires with facts, not fear
Fire, while devastating, is occurring at historically normal rates. That won't stop team warming from cashing in on other people's misery. Does it ever?
The Green assault on home ownership
UCLA urban planning professor Kian Goh, in an op ed in far-left magazine The Nation, wrote that, "if we want to keep cities safe in the face of climate change, we need to seriously question the ideal of private homeownership."
Are cats and dogs climate traitors?
And then they came for our pets...
A California economy built on wind and solar is a mirage
In its never-ending war to demonstrate political correctness in the era of “climate change,” California lawmakers are demonstrating their ignorance of economics and resource allocation and angering voters across the nation in the process.
The warming wind turbines of climate change
Sure, the wind blows intermittently, but what if wind power actually contributes to global warming?
COP 25: Narcissistic bullies on the climate march
When his book The Culture of Narcissism: American Life in an Age of Diminishing Expectations was published in 1979, Christopher Lasch was hailed by Time Magazine as a “biblical prophet.”
Politicized veganism: Promise or threat?
Some politicians have joined anti-meat and climate change activists in a massive effort to restructure the American diet
Planners versus people
Planners find that “sprawl” is inefficient, thus people should be herded into more compact spaces.
The woody biomass conundrum
One of the major “burning issues” of the day is whether burning wood as biomass is green – or at least green enough.
Green scold’s latest: End frequent flyer miles, drive-thrus and… toilet paper
Our would-be Green overlords want to ban things we use every day.