Wyoming wind farms are ecological death traps for eagles
Wyoming wind power is a double death trap for golden eagles.
EV power consumption — a costly mystery
The fact that EV power usage is invisible could be hiding problems that are serious and rapidly growing.
New York retreating on its Climate Act
Governor Hochul has now proposed specific legislative actions to begin to back away.
Wyoming wind power needs a Programmatic Environmental Impact Assessment
“Wyoming is home to the largest breeding population of Golden Eagles in the lower 48 states and provides critical habitat for wintering and migrating individuals; the state contains some of the most valuable areas for long-term conservation in the western United States.”
Animal’s knowledgeable inherited behavior
Animals often exhibit complex inherited knowledge. This has implications for conservation policies.
House hearing on bird killing ignores wind
Wind turbine "incidental taking" is not incidental to the bird.
AI may bring a cognitive renaissance to human thinking
There are a couple of reasons why these powerful AI tools may greatly improve human thinking.
EPA’s elegant arguments for endangerment repeal
The Obama EPA bypassed Congress. The Courts should find that ending the endangerment finding was constitutionally mandated.
U.S. judges saved from alarmist tome
Especially egregious was a long sub-section titled “Climate Change Detection, Attribution, and Projections.”
My report: Severe climate act impacts threaten New York State
New York ratepayers and businesses are in for a hosing, but there is still time.
Data centers are the physical internet
Data centers need to grow. That means energy.
Offshore wind lawsuit confusion abounds
Not surprisingly, the confusion begins with the left-wing press.
A speculation on military risk with offshore wind — AI submarines
The risk is severe.
Hochul must reveal the “ruinous cost” of the Climate Act
If the Climate Act requires severe economic damage to New Yorkers over the next few years, that incredible fact should be a major election issue.
CFACT comments on using AI to understand big bodies of research
The singular ability of language and reasoning models to analyze huge bodies of technical information opens up new ways to understand and advance research.