Batteries cannot make renewables reliable
Batteries are too expensive to back up intermittent wind and solar.
Happer vs. AOC: a telling contrast
The stark contrast between Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Will Happer says a great deal about the state of the climate change debate. It is radical versus reason.
Here’s the dam deal: build more hydropower dams
Hydro is still our biggest and most reliable renewable energy supplier.
Here’s the dam deal: Build more dams
Our national flood control system is only half built and we need to finish it.
Burn more coal wins big with the SEC
The "green wave" of utilities shutting down coal fired power plants in the name of climate change has hit a rock, with bigger rocks to come.
Science Magazine goes nuts over Happer Committee
Team warming is apoplectic at the very thought that a group of scientists might examine its cherished claims.
Battery trickery by U.S. utilities
BY DAVID WOJICK, Ph.D. Some utilities have adopted a deceptive practice of making battery packs seem much more important then they are.
Will President Trump finally confront climate alarmism?
President Trump may finally do something about the rampant Obama-era climate change alarmism in our regulatory agencies.
Colorado’s Xcel Energy is misleading the public with false promises
A careful read of Xcel's statements reveal they are not promising to do anything.
The Green New Dealers want 100 trillion dollars!
As with WW2, the Green New Deal will simply consume about half of American GDP.
The Green New Deal is a leftist politician’s worst enemy
When a vocal constituency advocates bad policy their political friends are damned if they do and damned if they don't.
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.