CFACT hits National Academies with CO2 debate
NAS is a leading alarmist, so of course they disagree with the DOE climate assessment.
NAS is a leading alarmist, so of course they disagree with the DOE climate assessment.
A hard question calls for an answer there and then.
They want to pave the prairies with solar panels, line the ridges with wind towers, then ship the juice to faraway cities.
"Research indicates pile-driving noise is approximately 3.2 times more harmful to whales than sonar surveys, dramatically increasing risks of permanent auditory injuries and fatalities."
Every on-land wind project requires a permit to kill eagles from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS).
The Virginia Clean Economy Act (VCEA) mandates that Dominion Energy, the state's big electric utility, rapidly shift its power generation to wind and solar.
Making wind and solar work at all requires a fantastic amount of battery backup, far more than is possible.
Pushing up wind and solar in time to qualify for subsidies.
The U.S. Energy Department (DOE) has an ongoing research program on detecting and deterring the killing of eagles and other flying critters by wind turbines.
The states may be taking the wrong approach to stopping the EO.
Attention waste cutters, here's a potentially huge source of regulatory costs.
The fly in the floating wind ointment is the "floater."
Empire is about to start driving the enormous steel monopiles that hold the turbine towers, but a new wrinkle has hit the fan.
Ten so-called environmental groups, including the biggest, have joined the lawsuit filed by a bunch of green States.
The North American Energy Reliability Corporation's (NERC, rhymes with jerk) mission is to keep America's grid reliable which it has clearly failed to do.