A brutal example of why 100% renewables can’t work
Wind and solar aren't an efficient way to power the grid on a nice day. When extreme weather strikes they are outright dangerous.
Green Wave rising in Colorado
Now we have Colorado's governor, legislature, public utility commission and power utility Xcel all lined up and ready to roll over the people of Colorado.
Good news: The UN’s Global Green Law is going nowhere for now
The issue is so-called "gaps" in the existing legal system, at least according to the Secretary-General's contentious report. Many delegates, including America's, said they were biased wishes, not gaps. In fact they were seen by many countries as attacks on existing laws and agreements.
“Psychology Today” goes climate crazy
Gaslighting those who correct the record on climate.
The wacky “Green New Deal”
If the GND sucked up enough workers the economy would collapse.
CFACT’s saturation bombing of COP 24
CFACT's intense coverage of the COP 24 UN climate summit in Katowice, Poland was by far the most extensive of any I have seen and I have seen a lot. (Disclosure: this includes my articles, but there were may others as well.) The sidebar on the French protests against alarmist carbon taxes was especially timely.
Platte River Power’s “green” folly
Gambling on intermittent power sources for 100% of your juice is hugely risky... and irresponsible.
COP 24: Good news — The big moves failed at the UN climate summit
There were two big ticket action items that, while not officially on the agenda, were still center stage. In fact they were all the green press talked about.
Green wave staggers U.S. power utilities
Generating utilities are proposing to go way beyond adding capacity. They also want to shut down perfectly good generators, to make room for a huge buildup of wind and solar (plus battery storage). A recipe for disaster.
COP 24: Dangerous rules added to Paris Climate Accord
Buried in the 133 pages of gobbledygook agreed to at last week's UN climate summit are two very dangerous provisions. These greatly advance the green cause known as "loss and damage."
USAID still pushing Obama-era climate alarm
USAID now says that climate is supposed to be factored into every project they fund, in every country.
Burnmorecoal.com hits green power utilities in stockholder meetings
Coal energy has new advocates.
COP 24: Africans promote oil and coal at Katowice climate summit
Hecklers protested the U.S. event on fossil fuels but nobody bothered the Africans when they promoted the role of oil and gas in national development.
COP 24: All aboard the UN climate gravy train
Many groups at the UN climate conference have no clear connection to what the UN calls "climate action," but who can say they shouldn't still get some of the money? Who can resist a slice of the trillion dollar climate finance pie?
Giant Colorado energy company Xcel goes crazy green
Xcel stands to make huge profits from global warming policy. Being a regulated utility, the more they spend the more they make... and the more customers pay.